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Earthsongs: ecopoetics, Heidegger and dwelling [PDF]
, 2002 This paper discusses the notion of ecopoetics in relation to the work of Martin Heidegger and his concept of dwelling. Our aim, broadly stated, is to respond to the question: "What frame of mind could bring about sustainability - and how might we develop
Peters, M.A., Irwin, R.
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As in Forests, So in Verse: Clearings and the Poetics of Lack in Finnish Forest Poetry
Literature, 2023 Forests and forestry have been recurrent topics in Finnish environmental poetry since the 1970s, reflecting the importance of the cultural meanings of forests and forest-related livelihoods in Finland.
Karoliina Lummaa
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Posthumanism and Environmental Poetics in American Literature
RSA Journal, 2023 Introduction to the Special Section “Posthumanism and Environmental Poetics in American Literature”
Cristina Iuli, Pilar Martinez Benedí
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Yoruba Studies Review, 2023 In contemporary literary scholarship, assumes that certain subject matters are bourgeoning in literary texts produced recently. For instance, the motif of environment/ecosystem seen to be novel in literary representations.
Olumide Adegbodu
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That Greeny Power: Recent Works of Ecopoetics [PDF]
What constitutes ecopoetics is a subject of interesting and worthwhile debate, but generally speaking, ecopoetics is a term for the environmentally-driven, innovative writing that has followed our nation’s move from primarily rural to primarily urban ...
Greenberg, Arielle
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Reforesting the Rhizome: Peter Larkin's 'Roots Surfacing Horizon' (2008)
Journal of British and Irish Innovative Poetry, 2020 This essay foregrounds the significance of contemporary scientific accounts of mycorrhizal networks in the poetry of Peter Larkin. In contrast to critical readings that have focused on scarcity, gift, particularity, and landscape, the essay is the first ...
Dominic Hand
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Humanity Confronting Nature: Ecopoetics and the Literature of Disaster in Fukushima. Récit d’un désastre by Michaël Ferrier [PDF]
Acta PhilologicaFukushima. Récit d’un désastre examines the relationship between humanity and nature through the lens of ecopoetics. In the face of environmental and technological crises, this work explores how literature can raise awareness, reinvent the connections ...
Hala Chamata
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Hieratic Monkey: SJ Fowler’s Performance at the BSB April Launch
Journal of British and Irish Innovative Poetry, 2023 In the following review, we will consider how Fowler faces birth, evolution, grief, literature, religion, and reflects these experiences back to the audience. We suggest that he is giving form to the space between his face and the audiences’ faces;
Julia Rose Lewis, Wilfred Franklin
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Review of Reclaiming Romanticism: Towards an Ecopoetics of Decolonization, by Kate Rigby
, 2021 Reclaiming Romanticism is the latest addition to Bloomsbury’s Environmental Cultures series, which is edited by Greg Garrard and Richard Kerridge. Featuring other notable titles on climate change poetics, ecospectrality, radical animism, cognitive ...
Cooke, Stuart
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Ecological imperatives in contemporary Hungarian poetry
Hungarian Studies Yearbook, 2023 The study reviews from an ecopoetic point of view the tendencies in Hungarian poetry of recent years that emphasise the biopoetic aspects of existence. László Lázár Lövétei’s eclogues, for example, renew the discourse from the perspective of the ancient ...
Csehy Zoltán
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