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Literature Compass, 2013
AbstractIn the last 20 years, ecocriticism has developed from its early incarnation as the relatively under‐theorised preserve of nature writing enthusiasts to its current vibrant state as a sophisticated array of ‘earth‐centred’ approaches to cultural criticism that mobilise and reframe theories drawn from a range of disciplines including ecology ...
Pippa Marland
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AbstractIn the last 20 years, ecocriticism has developed from its early incarnation as the relatively under‐theorised preserve of nature writing enthusiasts to its current vibrant state as a sophisticated array of ‘earth‐centred’ approaches to cultural criticism that mobilise and reframe theories drawn from a range of disciplines including ecology ...
Pippa Marland
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Versus, 2023
The task of the author’s project “ecology without nature” is to use deconstruction to counteract prevailing normative ideas about nature for the sake of sentient beings suffering under catastrophic environmental conditions. Timothy Morton sees in the very idea of nature itself one of the obstacles to truly ecological politics, ethics, philosophy ...
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The task of the author’s project “ecology without nature” is to use deconstruction to counteract prevailing normative ideas about nature for the sake of sentient beings suffering under catastrophic environmental conditions. Timothy Morton sees in the very idea of nature itself one of the obstacles to truly ecological politics, ethics, philosophy ...
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2014
This article provides an overview of German ecocriticism. It highlights the reluctance of literary scholars in Germany to engage in environmentally focused criticism and discusses the achievements and contribution of German ecocriticism. These include explicating a body of thought that shares much with American and British culture and adding to the ...
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This article provides an overview of German ecocriticism. It highlights the reluctance of literary scholars in Germany to engage in environmentally focused criticism and discusses the achievements and contribution of German ecocriticism. These include explicating a body of thought that shares much with American and British culture and adding to the ...
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Ecocriticism and Cultural Ecology
2012One of the most significant developments in the late twentieth and early twenty-first century has been the emergence of ecocriticism as a new transdisciplinary paradigm in literary and cultural studies. In a most general sense, ecocriticism represents a response of the humanities to the environmental crisis which modern civilization has brought about ...
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2017
Hubbell shows how Byron’s poetics reflects his understanding of nature as a bioregional cultural ecology, and his aggressive dispute with Wordsworth over aesthetics encoded an epistemological debate over nature. As that contest intensified, “Wordsworth” and “Byron” became useful markers in canonical battles stretching from the nineteenth to the twenty ...
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Hubbell shows how Byron’s poetics reflects his understanding of nature as a bioregional cultural ecology, and his aggressive dispute with Wordsworth over aesthetics encoded an epistemological debate over nature. As that contest intensified, “Wordsworth” and “Byron” became useful markers in canonical battles stretching from the nineteenth to the twenty ...
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2015
A chief innovation of Explorations in Ecocriticism is to push ecological criticism beyond its focus on literary studies to engage with other arts and culture. One chapter closely examines the pictures commissioned by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation to valorize its big dam projects.
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A chief innovation of Explorations in Ecocriticism is to push ecological criticism beyond its focus on literary studies to engage with other arts and culture. One chapter closely examines the pictures commissioned by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation to valorize its big dam projects.
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Postcolonial ecocriticism and the limits of Green Romanticism
Journal of Postcolonial Writing, 2009Graham Huggan
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