Ecocultural Perspectives: Literature and Language - Eunice F. Fombele (Eds), Nol Alembong
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... ecoculture and ecocultural ethics are not the concerns of politicians alone. They are very visible in academia. Scholars of all disciplines have addressed issues related to nature, to land, to the ecosystem, and to humanity's connections to the environment. Hence ecocultural studies are transdisciplinary in nature. These issues, therefore, have been discussed with competing ideas and perspectives, depending generally on the scholars' disciplines and inclination of the mind. This book, titled Ecocultural Perspectives: Literature and Language, enriches the competing ideas and perspectives…mehr

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... ecoculture and ecocultural ethics are not the concerns of politicians alone. They are very visible in academia. Scholars of all disciplines have addressed issues related to nature, to land, to the ecosystem, and to humanity's connections to the environment. Hence ecocultural studies are transdisciplinary in nature. These issues, therefore, have been discussed with competing ideas and perspectives, depending generally on the scholars' disciplines and inclination of the mind. This book, titled Ecocultural Perspectives: Literature and Language, enriches the competing ideas and perspectives that ecoculture as an academic discipline offers. Professor Nol Aleembong University of Buea
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Nol Alembong is Professor of African Literature and civilisations and current Dean of the Faculty of Arts at the University of Buea, Cameroon. & & & & Oscar C. Labang studied at the University of Yaounde 1, and National University, California. He holds a PhD in English Literature and has research interests in Poetry and Poetics, Modernist English Literature, Postcolonial Poetry, and Intertextuality. & & & & Eunice Fonyuy Fombele holds PhD from the University of Yaounde I Cameroon in African Literature and Diaspora Studies. She teaches African literature, Caribbean Literature, Feminist Literature and Literary Theory and Criticism in the University of Buea, Cameroon and is also Faculty Officer of the Faculty of Arts in the same University.