The conceptual frameworks and images of nature have changed historically. Organicist, mechanists, materialist, or spiritualist theories support images of nature as a living, wild and uncontrollable organism, like a nurturing mother, or images of passivity, of a nature to be dominated, controlled, tortured, or exploited. Theories and images associated with the female gender, feminize nature or naturalize women, establishing a link between the domination of women and the domination of nature. We will look at the critical variations of ecofeminist philosophy around this link and at the forms of thinking by oppositions (Nature/culture and their associates), approaching ecofeminisms, beyond apocalyptic or romantic visions, as a perspective that places us on one of the axes of current reflection, questioning nature as an analytical and political category and its understanding as a tectonic plate.