Mushroom Clouds
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Mushroom Clouds
Ecocritical Approaches to Militarization and the Environment in East Asia
Estok, Simon C.; Liang, Iping; Iwamasa, Shinji
Taylor & Francis Ltd
09/2022
202
Mole
Inglês
9780367694890
15 a 20 dias
390
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Chapter 1: Nature under Ideological and Utopian Seizures: Recent Political and Conservationist Discourses and Literary Representations of the Korean DM, By Doo-ho Shin
Chapter 2: Human No-Go Zones: Theatricalizing Unintentional and Intentional Wildlife Sanctuaries, By Catherine Diamond
Chapter 3:Blue Blood: A "Silent War" at the Edge of the Sea, By Weibon Wu
Chapter 4: Radiation Ecologies, Resistance, and Survivance on Pacific Islands: Albert Wendt's Black Rainbow and Syaman Rapongan's Drifting Dreams on the Ocean, By Hsinya Huang and Syaman Rapongan
Chapter 5: The Lineage of Nuclear Narratives in the Discourses of Terry Tempest Williams, Fumiyo Kouno, and Barack Obama, By Shinji Iwamasa
Chapter 6: The Peaceful Use of Nuclear Power and Post-3/11 Novels, By Koichi Haga
Chapter 7: Plant Memories: Hibiscuses, Bamboo Fences, and Environmental Mourning of Military Villages in Taiwan, By Iping Liang
Chapter 8: Food Ethics and GMOs in Margaret Atwood's Oryx and Crake and Paolo Bacigalupi's The Windup Girl, By Young-hyun Lee
Chapter 9: Detachment and Division: Militarization, Geography, and Gender in The Windup Girl, By Simon Estok
Chapter 10: "Seeing Connections": An Ecofeminist Peace Study of Mingyi Wu's The Stolen Bicycle, By Kathryn Yalan Chang
Chapter 11: In Search of a New Representation of Nature in Post-war Japanese Literature, By Kazuaki Odani
Chapter 2: Human No-Go Zones: Theatricalizing Unintentional and Intentional Wildlife Sanctuaries, By Catherine Diamond
Chapter 3:Blue Blood: A "Silent War" at the Edge of the Sea, By Weibon Wu
Chapter 4: Radiation Ecologies, Resistance, and Survivance on Pacific Islands: Albert Wendt's Black Rainbow and Syaman Rapongan's Drifting Dreams on the Ocean, By Hsinya Huang and Syaman Rapongan
Chapter 5: The Lineage of Nuclear Narratives in the Discourses of Terry Tempest Williams, Fumiyo Kouno, and Barack Obama, By Shinji Iwamasa
Chapter 6: The Peaceful Use of Nuclear Power and Post-3/11 Novels, By Koichi Haga
Chapter 7: Plant Memories: Hibiscuses, Bamboo Fences, and Environmental Mourning of Military Villages in Taiwan, By Iping Liang
Chapter 8: Food Ethics and GMOs in Margaret Atwood's Oryx and Crake and Paolo Bacigalupi's The Windup Girl, By Young-hyun Lee
Chapter 9: Detachment and Division: Militarization, Geography, and Gender in The Windup Girl, By Simon Estok
Chapter 10: "Seeing Connections": An Ecofeminist Peace Study of Mingyi Wu's The Stolen Bicycle, By Kathryn Yalan Chang
Chapter 11: In Search of a New Representation of Nature in Post-war Japanese Literature, By Kazuaki Odani
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Hideki Yukawa;Military issues;Young Men;Environmental impacts;South Korea;East Asian region;South Koreas;Colonial militarism;Windup Girl;Mushroom clouds;Syaman Rapongan;Great East Japan Disaster;Horseshoe Crab;Black Rainbow;Nuclear Colonialism;Food Ethics;Bamboo Fences;Silent War;Military Village;Korean DMZ;GMO Technology;Plant Memories;Environmental Mourning;Stolen Bicycle;Sea Water;Gm Technology;Grass Sandals;Gettysburg National Military Park;Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plants;Animal Kingdom
Chapter 1: Nature under Ideological and Utopian Seizures: Recent Political and Conservationist Discourses and Literary Representations of the Korean DM, By Doo-ho Shin
Chapter 2: Human No-Go Zones: Theatricalizing Unintentional and Intentional Wildlife Sanctuaries, By Catherine Diamond
Chapter 3:Blue Blood: A "Silent War" at the Edge of the Sea, By Weibon Wu
Chapter 4: Radiation Ecologies, Resistance, and Survivance on Pacific Islands: Albert Wendt's Black Rainbow and Syaman Rapongan's Drifting Dreams on the Ocean, By Hsinya Huang and Syaman Rapongan
Chapter 5: The Lineage of Nuclear Narratives in the Discourses of Terry Tempest Williams, Fumiyo Kouno, and Barack Obama, By Shinji Iwamasa
Chapter 6: The Peaceful Use of Nuclear Power and Post-3/11 Novels, By Koichi Haga
Chapter 7: Plant Memories: Hibiscuses, Bamboo Fences, and Environmental Mourning of Military Villages in Taiwan, By Iping Liang
Chapter 8: Food Ethics and GMOs in Margaret Atwood's Oryx and Crake and Paolo Bacigalupi's The Windup Girl, By Young-hyun Lee
Chapter 9: Detachment and Division: Militarization, Geography, and Gender in The Windup Girl, By Simon Estok
Chapter 10: "Seeing Connections": An Ecofeminist Peace Study of Mingyi Wu's The Stolen Bicycle, By Kathryn Yalan Chang
Chapter 11: In Search of a New Representation of Nature in Post-war Japanese Literature, By Kazuaki Odani
Chapter 2: Human No-Go Zones: Theatricalizing Unintentional and Intentional Wildlife Sanctuaries, By Catherine Diamond
Chapter 3:Blue Blood: A "Silent War" at the Edge of the Sea, By Weibon Wu
Chapter 4: Radiation Ecologies, Resistance, and Survivance on Pacific Islands: Albert Wendt's Black Rainbow and Syaman Rapongan's Drifting Dreams on the Ocean, By Hsinya Huang and Syaman Rapongan
Chapter 5: The Lineage of Nuclear Narratives in the Discourses of Terry Tempest Williams, Fumiyo Kouno, and Barack Obama, By Shinji Iwamasa
Chapter 6: The Peaceful Use of Nuclear Power and Post-3/11 Novels, By Koichi Haga
Chapter 7: Plant Memories: Hibiscuses, Bamboo Fences, and Environmental Mourning of Military Villages in Taiwan, By Iping Liang
Chapter 8: Food Ethics and GMOs in Margaret Atwood's Oryx and Crake and Paolo Bacigalupi's The Windup Girl, By Young-hyun Lee
Chapter 9: Detachment and Division: Militarization, Geography, and Gender in The Windup Girl, By Simon Estok
Chapter 10: "Seeing Connections": An Ecofeminist Peace Study of Mingyi Wu's The Stolen Bicycle, By Kathryn Yalan Chang
Chapter 11: In Search of a New Representation of Nature in Post-war Japanese Literature, By Kazuaki Odani
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Hideki Yukawa;Military issues;Young Men;Environmental impacts;South Korea;East Asian region;South Koreas;Colonial militarism;Windup Girl;Mushroom clouds;Syaman Rapongan;Great East Japan Disaster;Horseshoe Crab;Black Rainbow;Nuclear Colonialism;Food Ethics;Bamboo Fences;Silent War;Military Village;Korean DMZ;GMO Technology;Plant Memories;Environmental Mourning;Stolen Bicycle;Sea Water;Gm Technology;Grass Sandals;Gettysburg National Military Park;Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plants;Animal Kingdom
