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The Year's Work in Critical and Cultural Theory, 2020 Ecocriticism describes and confronts the socially uneven encounters and entanglements of earthly living. As a political mode of literary and cultural analysis, it aims to understand and intervene in the destruction and diminishment of living worlds. A core premise is that environmental crises have social, cultural, affective, imaginative, and material ...
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Odisea, 2017 : This article is about literature, culture and landscapes with the addition of translation. My intention is twofold. First I aim to call the attention of Ecocriticism to the importance of translated texts as main texts; secondly, I will emphasise the ...
Carmen Valero Garcés
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Integrative Dialogue among Oral Genres Using the Example of Beninese Fairy Tales and Riddles [PDF]
Litinfinite, 2020 The term “Räthsel-Märchen” (Eng.: “Riddle fairy tale”) was first used by the Brothers Grimm in the first edition of “Kinder- und Hausmärchen” (Eng.: “Children’s and Household Tales”).
Sewanou Lanmadousselo
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Ecocriticism Reading in Kenjuu Kouenrin and Oinomori to Zarumori, Nusutomori by Miyazawa Kenji [PDF]
E3S Web of Conferences, 2021 Ecocriticism is becoming a theme that is starting to be of interest in the study of literary works. This study aims to reveal ecocriticism reading in Miyazawa Kenji’s two short stories, namely Kenjuu Kooenrin and Oinomori to Zarumori, Nusutomori.
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Panorama, 2022 A more satisfying definition entails important ethical and often activist dimensions relating to both human and other-than-human life.
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The Developing Reception of D.H. Lawrence’s Sketches of Etruscan Places – a Text for Ecocriticism
Études Lawrenciennes, 2021 Ecocriticism is very wide in its scope and this paper will focus on the branch of ecocriticism that analyses imaginative texts and argues that such texts can provide a regenerative and revitalising message for the world.
Jonathan Long
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Revisiting Orwell’s “Shooting an Elephant” through the Lens of Post-Colonial Ecocriticism [PDF]
Litinfinite, 2021 This paper is an attempt to break away from the canonical reading of George Orwell’s most celebrated essay “Shooting an Elephant” and analyze it from the perspective of post-colonial ecocriticism.
Sami Hossain Chisty
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The Year's Work in Critical and Cultural TheoryAbstract While the Anthropocene concept maintains a central role in ecocriticism, in 2024 scholars have continued to trouble the ways it ‘allows “the human”’, as Claire Colebrook writes, ‘to be a grand narrative of geological scale’, homogenizing the ‘we’ that is culpable for unfolding planetary crises while also cementing the human ...
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Qalamuna, 2022 This research aims at knowing the implementation of pedagogical ecocriticism to enhance environmental awareness after two years pandemic era shape the teaching and learning process passively.
Ahmad Iklil Saifulloh, Syafiul Anam
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Lea, 2020 Moving from a forward on ecocriticism and his developments, we present the review of the volume Affective Ecocriticism (2018, ed. by Kyle Bladow and Jennifer Ladino), which deeply focuses on the relation between affect theory and environmental humanities.
Diego Salvadori
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