This book illuminates interactions between Italian environmental history and science fiction, offering fresh insights into how literary imagination has addressed ecological changes in the latter half of the twentieth century.
This book illuminates interactions between Italian environmental history and science fiction, offering fresh insights into how literary imagination has addressed ecological changes in the latter half of the twentieth century.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Acknowledgments Note on Texts Translations Introduction: The Ecology of Italian Science Fiction Science Fiction and the Limits of Taxonomy The Crisis of Imagination Landing in Lucca: Italian Science Fiction in Context Studying Italian Science Fiction: The Tools of the Trade The Anthropocene and Italian Science Fiction: Overview of the Book Part I: Post-Boom Wastelands 1. The Price of Oil: Petroculture and Environmental Degradation Overpopulation, Urban Sprawl, Environmental Degradation: Petro-Modernity in the Stories of Lino Aldani The Trouble with Cars: Automobiles in Pierfrancesco Prosperi and Lino Aldani 2. Lives in the Wasteocene: Environmental Justice and the Necropolitics of Disposability Wasted People: Environmental Migration in Paolo Zardi and Bruno Arpaia The Necropolitics of Disposability: Livido and Pulphagus® Part II: Encountering Non-Human Otherness 3. Domestic Jungles and Murderous Megaflora: Plants in Italian Science Fiction The Fear of Vegetal Assimilation: Mario Bava’s Caltiki and Giorgio Scerbanenco’s L’anaconda The Benevolent Monstrosity of Plants: Gilda Musa’s Giungla domestica 4. Texts of Meat: Representing Animal Exploitation Crossing to the Other Shore: Animal Exploitation in Lino Aldani Mermaids Like Us: Animal Farming and Gendered Violence in Laura Pugno Part III: Exit Strategies 5. Alternative Ethics: Ecofeminism in Italian Science Fiction Women Experimenting: The Feminist Ecologies of Gilda Musa Humus Sapiens: Gendered Violence and Composting Feminism in Nicoletta Vallorani 6. New Energies, New Minds: Italian Solarpunk and the Imagination of Sustainability Solar, Not Sunny: Solarpunk in Italy The Light Green: The Imagery of Italian Solarpunk Conclusion: A Matter of Imagination Notes Works Cited Index
Acknowledgments Note on Texts Translations Introduction: The Ecology of Italian Science Fiction Science Fiction and the Limits of Taxonomy The Crisis of Imagination Landing in Lucca: Italian Science Fiction in Context Studying Italian Science Fiction: The Tools of the Trade The Anthropocene and Italian Science Fiction: Overview of the Book Part I: Post-Boom Wastelands 1. The Price of Oil: Petroculture and Environmental Degradation Overpopulation, Urban Sprawl, Environmental Degradation: Petro-Modernity in the Stories of Lino Aldani The Trouble with Cars: Automobiles in Pierfrancesco Prosperi and Lino Aldani 2. Lives in the Wasteocene: Environmental Justice and the Necropolitics of Disposability Wasted People: Environmental Migration in Paolo Zardi and Bruno Arpaia The Necropolitics of Disposability: Livido and Pulphagus® Part II: Encountering Non-Human Otherness 3. Domestic Jungles and Murderous Megaflora: Plants in Italian Science Fiction The Fear of Vegetal Assimilation: Mario Bava’s Caltiki and Giorgio Scerbanenco’s L’anaconda The Benevolent Monstrosity of Plants: Gilda Musa’s Giungla domestica 4. Texts of Meat: Representing Animal Exploitation Crossing to the Other Shore: Animal Exploitation in Lino Aldani Mermaids Like Us: Animal Farming and Gendered Violence in Laura Pugno Part III: Exit Strategies 5. Alternative Ethics: Ecofeminism in Italian Science Fiction Women Experimenting: The Feminist Ecologies of Gilda Musa Humus Sapiens: Gendered Violence and Composting Feminism in Nicoletta Vallorani 6. New Energies, New Minds: Italian Solarpunk and the Imagination of Sustainability Solar, Not Sunny: Solarpunk in Italy The Light Green: The Imagery of Italian Solarpunk Conclusion: A Matter of Imagination Notes Works Cited Index
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