Persuasive Aesthetic Ecocritical Praxis analyzes environmental literature and film from a tranversal ecocritical orientation with a focus on the aesthetic dimensions in terms of persuasive affects. It emphasizes attention to crucial themes, such as climate change, land dispossession, and differential gender impacts of global economics, as well as scenarios of possible sustainable futures.
Persuasive Aesthetic Ecocritical Praxis analyzes environmental literature and film from a tranversal ecocritical orientation with a focus on the aesthetic dimensions in terms of persuasive affects. It emphasizes attention to crucial themes, such as climate change, land dispossession, and differential gender impacts of global economics, as well as scenarios of possible sustainable futures.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Patrick D. Murphy is professor and chair of the Department of English at the University of Central Florida.
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Introduction: Continuing the Transversal Ecocritical Praxis Project Chapter One: The Question of Aesthetic Praxis: If Literature and Art are Propaganda, What is Ecocritical Analysis? Chapter Two: Back to Concerns about the Future: Susan Fenimore Cooper and Rural Hours Chapter Three: Pessimism, Optimism, Human Inertia and Anthropogenic Climate Change Chapter Four: Directing the Weather, Producing the Climate Chapter Five: Buying Agriculture, Selling Starvation and the Failure of Business-as-usual in a Dystopic Future Chapter Six: Viewing the Far Fields through an Ecofeminist Subsistence Perspective in an Age of Land Grabs Chapter Seven: From Consumables to Sustenance through an Ecofeminist Sufficiency Reorientation Chapter Eight: Listening for a Way out Through a Deep Yearning for a Resounding Relationship Chapter Nine: The Role of Women and Gender Equality in Creating Ecotopia Afterword: Directions for Future Research Appendix: Framing the Subject: An Interview by the editors of Frame Acknowledgments Bibliography Index
Introduction: Continuing the Transversal Ecocritical Praxis Project Chapter One: The Question of Aesthetic Praxis: If Literature and Art are Propaganda, What is Ecocritical Analysis? Chapter Two: Back to Concerns about the Future: Susan Fenimore Cooper and Rural Hours Chapter Three: Pessimism, Optimism, Human Inertia and Anthropogenic Climate Change Chapter Four: Directing the Weather, Producing the Climate Chapter Five: Buying Agriculture, Selling Starvation and the Failure of Business-as-usual in a Dystopic Future Chapter Six: Viewing the Far Fields through an Ecofeminist Subsistence Perspective in an Age of Land Grabs Chapter Seven: From Consumables to Sustenance through an Ecofeminist Sufficiency Reorientation Chapter Eight: Listening for a Way out Through a Deep Yearning for a Resounding Relationship Chapter Nine: The Role of Women and Gender Equality in Creating Ecotopia Afterword: Directions for Future Research Appendix: Framing the Subject: An Interview by the editors of Frame Acknowledgments Bibliography Index
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