This book approaches portrayals of environmental crises in Latin American nations in literature, film, performance, and digital art within the context of the ongoing expansion of globalized neoliberal capitalism from and ecocritical perspective.
This book approaches portrayals of environmental crises in Latin American nations in literature, film, performance, and digital art within the context of the ongoing expansion of globalized neoliberal capitalism from and ecocritical perspective.
Mark Anderson is associate professor of Latin American literatures and cultures at the University of Georgia Zélia M. Bora is professor of Brazilian and comparative literature at the Universidade Federal de Paraiba
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Introduction: The Dimensions of Crisis - Mark Anderson Section I: Declarations of Crisis 1. Latin America in the World-Ecology: Origins and Crisis - Sharae Deckard 2. Mythologies of Gold in Chocó - Juanita C. Aristizábal 3. Anthropomorphism and Arboricide: The Life and Death of Trees in the American Tropics - Lesley Wylie 4. The Brevity of the Planet: Environmental Loss in Recent Poetry by Contemporary Amazonian Writers - Jeremy Larochelle Section II: Representational Crises 5. "The Monstrous Head" and "The Mouth of Hell": The Gothic Ecologies of the Mexican Miracle - Kerstin Oloff 6. The Grounds of Crisis and the Geopolitics of Depth: Mexico City in the Anthropocene - Mark Anderson 7. A Crisis in Environmental Representation: In-Depth Reporting in a Brazilian Magazine - Simão Farias Almeida 8. The Languages of Ecological Crisis in Brazilian Documentary and Fiction - Zélia M. Bora 9. Ecozones of the North and the South: Models of Development, Extractive Practices, and Tensions in Freedom and eRRor, un Juego con Tra(d)ición - Mirian Carballo Section III: Decolonial Ecologies 10. Mining and Indigenous Cosmopolitics: The Wirikuta Case - Abigail Pérez Aguilera 11. Ecological Crisis and the Re-enchantment of Nature in Jaime Huenún's Reducciones - Ida Day 12. Animales de Alquiler: Challenging the Architectures of Domination - Ana Avalos and María Victoria Sánchez 13. Hippopotami, Humans, and Habitat: Ecological Crisis and Posthuman Subjectivities in Mempo Giardinelli's Imposible equilibrio - Diana Dodson Lee Section IV: Ongoing Crises 14. Amazonia: Looking for the Earthly Eden and Finding the Planet's Next Landfill - Diego Mejía Prado, Juan Carlos Galeano, and Herman Ruíz Abercasis 15. The Nicaragua Canal and the Shifting Currents of Sandinista Environmental Policy - Adrian Kane 16. Tourism, Ecology, and Changing US-Cuban Relations - Marcela Reales Afterword: The Self as Nonhuman Other - Zélia M. Bora
Introduction: The Dimensions of Crisis - Mark Anderson Section I: Declarations of Crisis 1. Latin America in the World-Ecology: Origins and Crisis - Sharae Deckard 2. Mythologies of Gold in Chocó - Juanita C. Aristizábal 3. Anthropomorphism and Arboricide: The Life and Death of Trees in the American Tropics - Lesley Wylie 4. The Brevity of the Planet: Environmental Loss in Recent Poetry by Contemporary Amazonian Writers - Jeremy Larochelle Section II: Representational Crises 5. "The Monstrous Head" and "The Mouth of Hell": The Gothic Ecologies of the Mexican Miracle - Kerstin Oloff 6. The Grounds of Crisis and the Geopolitics of Depth: Mexico City in the Anthropocene - Mark Anderson 7. A Crisis in Environmental Representation: In-Depth Reporting in a Brazilian Magazine - Simão Farias Almeida 8. The Languages of Ecological Crisis in Brazilian Documentary and Fiction - Zélia M. Bora 9. Ecozones of the North and the South: Models of Development, Extractive Practices, and Tensions in Freedom and eRRor, un Juego con Tra(d)ición - Mirian Carballo Section III: Decolonial Ecologies 10. Mining and Indigenous Cosmopolitics: The Wirikuta Case - Abigail Pérez Aguilera 11. Ecological Crisis and the Re-enchantment of Nature in Jaime Huenún's Reducciones - Ida Day 12. Animales de Alquiler: Challenging the Architectures of Domination - Ana Avalos and María Victoria Sánchez 13. Hippopotami, Humans, and Habitat: Ecological Crisis and Posthuman Subjectivities in Mempo Giardinelli's Imposible equilibrio - Diana Dodson Lee Section IV: Ongoing Crises 14. Amazonia: Looking for the Earthly Eden and Finding the Planet's Next Landfill - Diego Mejía Prado, Juan Carlos Galeano, and Herman Ruíz Abercasis 15. The Nicaragua Canal and the Shifting Currents of Sandinista Environmental Policy - Adrian Kane 16. Tourism, Ecology, and Changing US-Cuban Relations - Marcela Reales Afterword: The Self as Nonhuman Other - Zélia M. Bora
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