Interrogating Boundaries of the Nonhuman
Literature, Climate Change, and Environmental Crises
Herausgeber: Borkfelt, Sune; Stephan, Matthias
Interrogating Boundaries of the Nonhuman
Literature, Climate Change, and Environmental Crises
Herausgeber: Borkfelt, Sune; Stephan, Matthias
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This collection asks whether literary works that interrogate and alter the terms of human-nonhuman relations can point to new, more sustainable ways forward.
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This collection asks whether literary works that interrogate and alter the terms of human-nonhuman relations can point to new, more sustainable ways forward.
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- Ecocritical Theory and Practice
- Verlag: Globe Pequot Publishing Group Inc/Bloomsbury
- Seitenzahl: 284
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. Mai 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 617g
- ISBN-13: 9781666903768
- ISBN-10: 1666903760
- Artikelnr.: 63594362
- Ecocritical Theory and Practice
- Verlag: Globe Pequot Publishing Group Inc/Bloomsbury
- Seitenzahl: 284
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. Mai 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 617g
- ISBN-13: 9781666903768
- ISBN-10: 1666903760
- Artikelnr.: 63594362
Matthias Stephan is lecturer at Aarhus University, coordinator at the Centre for Studies in Otherness, author of Defining Literary Postmodernism for the Twenty-First Century, and editor of Otherness: Essays and Studies. Sune Borkfelt is lecturer at Aarhus University and author of Reading Slaughter: Abattoir Fictions, Space, and Empathy in Late Modernity.
Part I: Past Narratives of Environmental Crisis
Chapter 1: The Peculiar Associations of Melville's "Encantadas": Nature and
National Allegory
Kristen R. Egan
Chapter 2: Making a Difference? Richard Jefferies' After London, E. M.
Forster's "The Machine Stops," and Climate Change Fiction
Adrian Tait
Chapter 3: Stories of "Being-with" Other Animals: A Case of Humans and
Horses
Mary Trachsel
Part II: Witnessing
Chapter 4: Animal Texts: How Coyote America and American Wolf Embody the
Literary Animal Through A Cross-Disciplinary Approach
Lauren E. Perry
Chapter 5: Beautiful and Sublime: Embracing Otherness in Mary Oliver's
Ecopoetry
Anastasia Cardone
Chapter 6: The Sea's Witness: Narration, Texturisation and Reader
Responsibility in Rachel Carson's Oceanalia
Lauren O'Mahony
Part 3: Nonhuman Agency/Representation of the Nonhuman
Chapter 7: The Posthuman Return: Transformation through Stillness in
Richard Powers's The Overstory
Owen Harry
Chapter 8: Classifying Monsters
Vera Veldhuizen
Chapter 9: "'There isn't Anything that isn't Political.' It's an Expression
that Sounds Human, but Everything in Her Voice Indicates that She is Not':
The Nonhuman Subject as Decolonising Trope in Ellen Van Neervan's 'Water'"
(2014)
Clare Archer-Lean
Part IV: Mutation and Post-Apocalypse
Chapter 10: "We've Made Meat for Everyone!:" The Ideology of Distinction
and Becoming Flesh in Cormac McCarthy's The Road and Joseph D'Lacey's Meat
Samantha Hind
Chapter 11: "There would be monsters, some hopeful": Viral Agencies and
Mutational Posthuman Politics in Post-Millennial Science Fiction
Clare Wall
Chapter 12: "A Reign of Community and Harmony": Envisioning a Multispecies
Society in a Post-Nuclear World
Elizabeth Tavella:
Chapter 1: The Peculiar Associations of Melville's "Encantadas": Nature and
National Allegory
Kristen R. Egan
Chapter 2: Making a Difference? Richard Jefferies' After London, E. M.
Forster's "The Machine Stops," and Climate Change Fiction
Adrian Tait
Chapter 3: Stories of "Being-with" Other Animals: A Case of Humans and
Horses
Mary Trachsel
Part II: Witnessing
Chapter 4: Animal Texts: How Coyote America and American Wolf Embody the
Literary Animal Through A Cross-Disciplinary Approach
Lauren E. Perry
Chapter 5: Beautiful and Sublime: Embracing Otherness in Mary Oliver's
Ecopoetry
Anastasia Cardone
Chapter 6: The Sea's Witness: Narration, Texturisation and Reader
Responsibility in Rachel Carson's Oceanalia
Lauren O'Mahony
Part 3: Nonhuman Agency/Representation of the Nonhuman
Chapter 7: The Posthuman Return: Transformation through Stillness in
Richard Powers's The Overstory
Owen Harry
Chapter 8: Classifying Monsters
Vera Veldhuizen
Chapter 9: "'There isn't Anything that isn't Political.' It's an Expression
that Sounds Human, but Everything in Her Voice Indicates that She is Not':
The Nonhuman Subject as Decolonising Trope in Ellen Van Neervan's 'Water'"
(2014)
Clare Archer-Lean
Part IV: Mutation and Post-Apocalypse
Chapter 10: "We've Made Meat for Everyone!:" The Ideology of Distinction
and Becoming Flesh in Cormac McCarthy's The Road and Joseph D'Lacey's Meat
Samantha Hind
Chapter 11: "There would be monsters, some hopeful": Viral Agencies and
Mutational Posthuman Politics in Post-Millennial Science Fiction
Clare Wall
Chapter 12: "A Reign of Community and Harmony": Envisioning a Multispecies
Society in a Post-Nuclear World
Elizabeth Tavella:
Part I: Past Narratives of Environmental Crisis
Chapter 1: The Peculiar Associations of Melville's "Encantadas": Nature and
National Allegory
Kristen R. Egan
Chapter 2: Making a Difference? Richard Jefferies' After London, E. M.
Forster's "The Machine Stops," and Climate Change Fiction
Adrian Tait
Chapter 3: Stories of "Being-with" Other Animals: A Case of Humans and
Horses
Mary Trachsel
Part II: Witnessing
Chapter 4: Animal Texts: How Coyote America and American Wolf Embody the
Literary Animal Through A Cross-Disciplinary Approach
Lauren E. Perry
Chapter 5: Beautiful and Sublime: Embracing Otherness in Mary Oliver's
Ecopoetry
Anastasia Cardone
Chapter 6: The Sea's Witness: Narration, Texturisation and Reader
Responsibility in Rachel Carson's Oceanalia
Lauren O'Mahony
Part 3: Nonhuman Agency/Representation of the Nonhuman
Chapter 7: The Posthuman Return: Transformation through Stillness in
Richard Powers's The Overstory
Owen Harry
Chapter 8: Classifying Monsters
Vera Veldhuizen
Chapter 9: "'There isn't Anything that isn't Political.' It's an Expression
that Sounds Human, but Everything in Her Voice Indicates that She is Not':
The Nonhuman Subject as Decolonising Trope in Ellen Van Neervan's 'Water'"
(2014)
Clare Archer-Lean
Part IV: Mutation and Post-Apocalypse
Chapter 10: "We've Made Meat for Everyone!:" The Ideology of Distinction
and Becoming Flesh in Cormac McCarthy's The Road and Joseph D'Lacey's Meat
Samantha Hind
Chapter 11: "There would be monsters, some hopeful": Viral Agencies and
Mutational Posthuman Politics in Post-Millennial Science Fiction
Clare Wall
Chapter 12: "A Reign of Community and Harmony": Envisioning a Multispecies
Society in a Post-Nuclear World
Elizabeth Tavella:
Chapter 1: The Peculiar Associations of Melville's "Encantadas": Nature and
National Allegory
Kristen R. Egan
Chapter 2: Making a Difference? Richard Jefferies' After London, E. M.
Forster's "The Machine Stops," and Climate Change Fiction
Adrian Tait
Chapter 3: Stories of "Being-with" Other Animals: A Case of Humans and
Horses
Mary Trachsel
Part II: Witnessing
Chapter 4: Animal Texts: How Coyote America and American Wolf Embody the
Literary Animal Through A Cross-Disciplinary Approach
Lauren E. Perry
Chapter 5: Beautiful and Sublime: Embracing Otherness in Mary Oliver's
Ecopoetry
Anastasia Cardone
Chapter 6: The Sea's Witness: Narration, Texturisation and Reader
Responsibility in Rachel Carson's Oceanalia
Lauren O'Mahony
Part 3: Nonhuman Agency/Representation of the Nonhuman
Chapter 7: The Posthuman Return: Transformation through Stillness in
Richard Powers's The Overstory
Owen Harry
Chapter 8: Classifying Monsters
Vera Veldhuizen
Chapter 9: "'There isn't Anything that isn't Political.' It's an Expression
that Sounds Human, but Everything in Her Voice Indicates that She is Not':
The Nonhuman Subject as Decolonising Trope in Ellen Van Neervan's 'Water'"
(2014)
Clare Archer-Lean
Part IV: Mutation and Post-Apocalypse
Chapter 10: "We've Made Meat for Everyone!:" The Ideology of Distinction
and Becoming Flesh in Cormac McCarthy's The Road and Joseph D'Lacey's Meat
Samantha Hind
Chapter 11: "There would be monsters, some hopeful": Viral Agencies and
Mutational Posthuman Politics in Post-Millennial Science Fiction
Clare Wall
Chapter 12: "A Reign of Community and Harmony": Envisioning a Multispecies
Society in a Post-Nuclear World
Elizabeth Tavella: