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  • Sērija : Ecocritical Theory and Practice
  • Izdošanas datums: 19-Feb-2024
  • Izdevniecība: Lexington Books/Fortress Academic
  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781666939361
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  • Sērija : Ecocritical Theory and Practice
  • Izdošanas datums: 19-Feb-2024
  • Izdevniecība: Lexington Books/Fortress Academic
  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781666939361

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Ecocriticism: The Ibero-American Experience presents a distinct view of the diverse social and physical geographies of the Americas, their political and cultural connections to the Iberian Peninsula, and their relationship to the environment in its diverse representations. The topics ranging from myths and legends, poetics, young adult literature, arts and performance, to cinematography by women dialogue across chapters reveal a persistent usage of nature and environment as recurrent themes. Through visual and plastic arts, as well as poetic narratives of social utopias/dystopias, the contributors provide original readings on the effects of societal views and struggles to protect and consciously exploit the natural world. The uniqueness of this book relies therefore on the geographical and cultural approach to the poetics of nature and its metaphorical and physical embodiment, place and geography through utopian and dystopian world recreation and representation, and finally the nexus with ecology and social actors.
Table of Contents

Acknowledgments

Introduction: Ecocriticism: The Ibero-American Experience

J. Manuel Gómez

I Ecopoetics

1. Antonio Colinas Poetics of Feminine Geographic Spaces

Maria C. Fellie

2. Latin American Womens Ecocinema: Indigenous Nations, the Tourist Gaze,
and Global Screens in El verano de los peces voladores

Victoria Jara

3. The Affective Force of the Landscape in Cristina Rivera Garzas El mal de
la taiga

Rafael Andśgar

II Ecodystopias

4. From Earths Best Friend to Unkillable Ghost (and Back Again): A
Literary History of Kudzu in the American South

Megan Cole

5. Voice of a Region, Matter of the World: The Ecological Landscape in A.M.
Pires Cabrals Poetry

Isabel Maria Fernandes Alves

6. Ibero-American Images: Ecocritical Tales

J. Manuel Gómez

III: Ecojustice

7. Of Monsters and Men: An Ecocritical Perspective of Isabel Allendes Young
Adult Literature

Victoria Ketz

8. Decolonizing Nature and Indigenous Representation from Chilean
Pre-Columbians Art to Mapuche Poetry

Julia A. Kushigian

9. Environmental Justice/Social Justice: Śselo y tķrelo (Eduardo Galeano,
1994)

Elizabeth Rivero

About the Contributors
J. Manuel Gómez is associate professor and director of the Hispanic Institute at La Salle University.