This book argues that literature and cultural studies are crucial for understanding ecological issues, promoting sustainability, and fostering interspecies communication. It further advocates for a practical shift from theory to action, emphasizing the interconnectedness of human and non-human life forms.
This book argues that literature and cultural studies are crucial for understanding ecological issues, promoting sustainability, and fostering interspecies communication. It further advocates for a practical shift from theory to action, emphasizing the interconnectedness of human and non-human life forms.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Edited by Shruti Das and Mridul Bordoloi - Contributions by Shruti Das; Mridul Bordoloi; Miriam Adelman; Arzuman Ara; Patrycja Austin; Lukasz Barcinski; Akash Borchetia; Azzeddine Bouhassoun; Sudipta Chakraborty; Ashes Gupta; Saswati Halder; Thomas Jay Ly
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Contents Foreword Richard Kerridge Acknowledgments Introduction Shruti Das and Mridul Bordolai Part I: Interspecies Communication and Intersection Chapter1: Fungal Friends: The Parable of the Mushroom in Canadian Literature Erin Samant Chapter 2 : Spiral of Destruction: War, Silence, and Environment in Adichie's Half of a Yellow Sun and Ike's Sunset at Dawn Thomas Jay Lynn Chapter 3: Stone and Rocks in Tribal Folk Imagination: A Study with Reference to Folktales and Traditions from Northeast India Arzuman Ara Chapter 4: Telluric Aesthetics in Nina Bouraoui's Le Jourdu Séisme: From the Cartography of Memory to the Seismic Knowledge of the Body Azzeddine Bouhassoun Part II: Eco-ethical Intersection and Responsibility Chapter 5: Ancient Indic Wisdom Inherent in the Concept of Aprigraha as Eco-ethics and Environmental Concerns Today Jagriti Upadhyaya Chapter 6: The Postsecular Ecology of the Pynchon verse: Gravity's Rainbow in Translation ukasz Barci ski Chapter 7: Eco-wokeism, Eco-justice, and Eco-precarity: Critical Reading of Assamese Poetry and Short Stories Mridul Bordoloi Chapter 8: The Posthuman Condition and Ecological Ethics Shruti Das Chapter 9: An Eco-thealogical Analysis of S ktaTantra with Reference to the Myths of Two Tantric Goddesses Sudipta Chakraborty Chapter 10: The Surreal Symphony: Interweaving Nature, Culture, Myth and Human Psyche in Durga Puja Ashes Gupta Chapter11: Trade in Exotics and the Construction of Nineteenth-Century British Identities Saswati Halder and Md. Shahnawaz PartIII:TowardsEcologicalSustainability Chapter 12: Animals and the Empire: The Representation of Wildlife in Selected Colonial Travelogues on Assam Akash Borchetia Chapter 13: Interspecies Ecologies, Rural Communities, and the Human-Horse Relationship: A View from Brazil Miriam Adelman Chapter 14: The Hidden Life of Mosses: Lessons in Resilience and Resistance in Liz Ziemska's Short Story Hunt Relic Patrycja Austin Chapter 15: Sustaining in the Wilderness: An Ecopsychological Exploration of Lauren Groff's The Vaster Wilds Ranjit Mandal and Shruti Das Chapter 16: "When We Cease to Understand the World": Place, Possible and Real, in the Films of Andrei Tarkovsky Kasturi Mukherjee About the Editors About the Contributors
Contents Foreword Richard Kerridge Acknowledgments Introduction Shruti Das and Mridul Bordolai Part I: Interspecies Communication and Intersection Chapter1: Fungal Friends: The Parable of the Mushroom in Canadian Literature Erin Samant Chapter 2 : Spiral of Destruction: War, Silence, and Environment in Adichie's Half of a Yellow Sun and Ike's Sunset at Dawn Thomas Jay Lynn Chapter 3: Stone and Rocks in Tribal Folk Imagination: A Study with Reference to Folktales and Traditions from Northeast India Arzuman Ara Chapter 4: Telluric Aesthetics in Nina Bouraoui's Le Jourdu Séisme: From the Cartography of Memory to the Seismic Knowledge of the Body Azzeddine Bouhassoun Part II: Eco-ethical Intersection and Responsibility Chapter 5: Ancient Indic Wisdom Inherent in the Concept of Aprigraha as Eco-ethics and Environmental Concerns Today Jagriti Upadhyaya Chapter 6: The Postsecular Ecology of the Pynchon verse: Gravity's Rainbow in Translation ukasz Barci ski Chapter 7: Eco-wokeism, Eco-justice, and Eco-precarity: Critical Reading of Assamese Poetry and Short Stories Mridul Bordoloi Chapter 8: The Posthuman Condition and Ecological Ethics Shruti Das Chapter 9: An Eco-thealogical Analysis of S ktaTantra with Reference to the Myths of Two Tantric Goddesses Sudipta Chakraborty Chapter 10: The Surreal Symphony: Interweaving Nature, Culture, Myth and Human Psyche in Durga Puja Ashes Gupta Chapter11: Trade in Exotics and the Construction of Nineteenth-Century British Identities Saswati Halder and Md. Shahnawaz PartIII:TowardsEcologicalSustainability Chapter 12: Animals and the Empire: The Representation of Wildlife in Selected Colonial Travelogues on Assam Akash Borchetia Chapter 13: Interspecies Ecologies, Rural Communities, and the Human-Horse Relationship: A View from Brazil Miriam Adelman Chapter 14: The Hidden Life of Mosses: Lessons in Resilience and Resistance in Liz Ziemska's Short Story Hunt Relic Patrycja Austin Chapter 15: Sustaining in the Wilderness: An Ecopsychological Exploration of Lauren Groff's The Vaster Wilds Ranjit Mandal and Shruti Das Chapter 16: "When We Cease to Understand the World": Place, Possible and Real, in the Films of Andrei Tarkovsky Kasturi Mukherjee About the Editors About the Contributors
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