Interrogating Eco-Literature and Sustainable Development
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Interrogating Eco-Literature and Sustainable Development
Theory, Text, and Practice
Mukherjee, Sharbani Banerjee; Roy, Soumitra
Taylor & Francis Ltd
10/2024
210
Mole
9781032469614
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List of Figures. Preface, Acknowledgements. Introduction - Of Anthropocene: Far End of the Eco-critical Trajectory. Part I. Through Various Lenses: Theorizing Ecology. 1. Tagore's Red Oleanders: Tracing a Root of Socialist Eco-feminism. 2. Dialectics of Nature and Culture.
3. Ecocriticism and Comics. 4. Dialectics of Environment through the Prism of Fiction: An Overview of Amitav Ghosh's The Hungry Tide. 5. From Ecocriticism to Omninaturalism: The Green Consciousness and Intercorporeality.
6. Exploring Eco-Criticism and Eco-Feminism A Re-reading of Wide Sargasso Sea. 7. Studying 'Cli-fi': Thinking about the 'Unthinkable'. Part II. Ecology and Literary Representation. 8. Gerard Manley Hopkins-A Priest of Ecology. 9. Statelessness, Environmental Refugee and 'The Law of Humanity': Reading Hannah Arendt, Lawrence Buell and Amitav Ghosh together. 10. The Rhetoric of Space: Space and Human Behaviour in Nathaniel Hawthorne's "Young Goodman Brown" and The Scarlet Letter. 11. Absolute Trust in the Goodness of the Earth: An Ecocritical/Ecofeminist Reading of Alice Walker's The Colour Purple. 12. Misogyny and Its Postmodern Creation: A Material Eco-feminist Reading of Harold Pinter's Select Female Characters. 13. The Unnatural Nature: Edgar Allan Poe and Eco-horror. Part III. Development and Sustainability. 14. Development and Sustainability: Understanding the Duality of Expectations through a Study of Literature. 15. Sustainable Development and Ecological Perspectives: Improvement in Water and Sanitation. 16. Analysis of Ambient Air Quality of Asansol Sub-division and It's Sustainable Solution. 17. Tracing Nature's Footprints in English Literature: An Ecocritical Perspective.
3. Ecocriticism and Comics. 4. Dialectics of Environment through the Prism of Fiction: An Overview of Amitav Ghosh's The Hungry Tide. 5. From Ecocriticism to Omninaturalism: The Green Consciousness and Intercorporeality.
6. Exploring Eco-Criticism and Eco-Feminism A Re-reading of Wide Sargasso Sea. 7. Studying 'Cli-fi': Thinking about the 'Unthinkable'. Part II. Ecology and Literary Representation. 8. Gerard Manley Hopkins-A Priest of Ecology. 9. Statelessness, Environmental Refugee and 'The Law of Humanity': Reading Hannah Arendt, Lawrence Buell and Amitav Ghosh together. 10. The Rhetoric of Space: Space and Human Behaviour in Nathaniel Hawthorne's "Young Goodman Brown" and The Scarlet Letter. 11. Absolute Trust in the Goodness of the Earth: An Ecocritical/Ecofeminist Reading of Alice Walker's The Colour Purple. 12. Misogyny and Its Postmodern Creation: A Material Eco-feminist Reading of Harold Pinter's Select Female Characters. 13. The Unnatural Nature: Edgar Allan Poe and Eco-horror. Part III. Development and Sustainability. 14. Development and Sustainability: Understanding the Duality of Expectations through a Study of Literature. 15. Sustainable Development and Ecological Perspectives: Improvement in Water and Sanitation. 16. Analysis of Ambient Air Quality of Asansol Sub-division and It's Sustainable Solution. 17. Tracing Nature's Footprints in English Literature: An Ecocritical Perspective.
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List of Figures. Preface, Acknowledgements. Introduction - Of Anthropocene: Far End of the Eco-critical Trajectory. Part I. Through Various Lenses: Theorizing Ecology. 1. Tagore's Red Oleanders: Tracing a Root of Socialist Eco-feminism. 2. Dialectics of Nature and Culture.
3. Ecocriticism and Comics. 4. Dialectics of Environment through the Prism of Fiction: An Overview of Amitav Ghosh's The Hungry Tide. 5. From Ecocriticism to Omninaturalism: The Green Consciousness and Intercorporeality.
6. Exploring Eco-Criticism and Eco-Feminism A Re-reading of Wide Sargasso Sea. 7. Studying 'Cli-fi': Thinking about the 'Unthinkable'. Part II. Ecology and Literary Representation. 8. Gerard Manley Hopkins-A Priest of Ecology. 9. Statelessness, Environmental Refugee and 'The Law of Humanity': Reading Hannah Arendt, Lawrence Buell and Amitav Ghosh together. 10. The Rhetoric of Space: Space and Human Behaviour in Nathaniel Hawthorne's "Young Goodman Brown" and The Scarlet Letter. 11. Absolute Trust in the Goodness of the Earth: An Ecocritical/Ecofeminist Reading of Alice Walker's The Colour Purple. 12. Misogyny and Its Postmodern Creation: A Material Eco-feminist Reading of Harold Pinter's Select Female Characters. 13. The Unnatural Nature: Edgar Allan Poe and Eco-horror. Part III. Development and Sustainability. 14. Development and Sustainability: Understanding the Duality of Expectations through a Study of Literature. 15. Sustainable Development and Ecological Perspectives: Improvement in Water and Sanitation. 16. Analysis of Ambient Air Quality of Asansol Sub-division and It's Sustainable Solution. 17. Tracing Nature's Footprints in English Literature: An Ecocritical Perspective.
3. Ecocriticism and Comics. 4. Dialectics of Environment through the Prism of Fiction: An Overview of Amitav Ghosh's The Hungry Tide. 5. From Ecocriticism to Omninaturalism: The Green Consciousness and Intercorporeality.
6. Exploring Eco-Criticism and Eco-Feminism A Re-reading of Wide Sargasso Sea. 7. Studying 'Cli-fi': Thinking about the 'Unthinkable'. Part II. Ecology and Literary Representation. 8. Gerard Manley Hopkins-A Priest of Ecology. 9. Statelessness, Environmental Refugee and 'The Law of Humanity': Reading Hannah Arendt, Lawrence Buell and Amitav Ghosh together. 10. The Rhetoric of Space: Space and Human Behaviour in Nathaniel Hawthorne's "Young Goodman Brown" and The Scarlet Letter. 11. Absolute Trust in the Goodness of the Earth: An Ecocritical/Ecofeminist Reading of Alice Walker's The Colour Purple. 12. Misogyny and Its Postmodern Creation: A Material Eco-feminist Reading of Harold Pinter's Select Female Characters. 13. The Unnatural Nature: Edgar Allan Poe and Eco-horror. Part III. Development and Sustainability. 14. Development and Sustainability: Understanding the Duality of Expectations through a Study of Literature. 15. Sustainable Development and Ecological Perspectives: Improvement in Water and Sanitation. 16. Analysis of Ambient Air Quality of Asansol Sub-division and It's Sustainable Solution. 17. Tracing Nature's Footprints in English Literature: An Ecocritical Perspective.
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