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دانلود کتاب A global history of literature and the environment
دانلود کتاب تاریخ جهانی ادبیات و محیط زیست
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A global history of literature and the environment
ویرایش: نویسندگان: John Parham (editor), Louise Hutchings Westling (editor) سری: ISBN (شابک) : 9781316212578, 1316212572 ناشر: Cambridge University Press سال نشر: 2017 تعداد صفحات: 434 [462] زبان: English فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) حجم فایل: 5 Mb
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Cover Half-title Title page Copyright information Table of contents List of Figures List of Contributors Acknowledgments Chronology of Major Works Discussed I. Beginnings Australasia Mesopotamia Egypt China Japan India Greece Rome Land of Israel/Judea Mesoamerica Arabia II. The Development of Humanism and the Industrial Age Iceland Medieval and Early Modern Britain Enlightenment and Eighteenth-Century Europe Nineteenth-Century Europe Nineteenth-Century North America Nineteenth-Century Australasia III. The Anthropocene Australasia North America Europe China Japan Caribbean West Africa India Brazil Introduction Human History in Environmental History/The Long Life of the Earth and Recent Appearance of Modern Humans The Shadow of the Anthropocene Literature and Environment Foundation, Shape, and Structure of the Book Organisation of Chapters Beginnings The Development of Humanism and the Industrial Age The Anthropocene Notes Part I Beginnings Chapter 1 The Natural World in Ancient Mesopotamian Literature Notes Chapter 2 Environments of Early Chinese and Japanese Literatures Notes Chapter 3 The Garden of Eden in the Hebrew Bible Notes Chapter 4 Ecopoetics and the Literature of Ancient India An Inclusive Vision and Organic Worldview The Literature of Early India Upanishads - Structure and Texture The Metaphysical Democracy Upanishads: Dimensions of the Sacred and Cosmic Upanishads: Toward an Aesthesis of Disownment By Way of a Conclusion Notes Chapter 5 Ancient Greek Literature and the Environment:A Case Study with Pindar’s Olympian 7 Notes Chapter 6 ‘‘Who Shall be a Sustainer?’’: Maize and Human Mediation in the Maya Popol Vuh Notes Chapter 7 I Invoke God, Therefore I Am: Creation’s Spirituality and Its Ecologic Impact in Islamic Texts Monotheism, Nature Religions, and the Environment Theoretical Debate on Monotheistic Environmental Ethics The Shade of Pantheism Stewardship Nature’s Goodness and Creaturely Status Creation’s Devotion to God Ecological Impact Kinship and Admiration Concrete Impact Conclusion Notes Part II The Development of Humanism and the Industrial Age Chapter 8 ‘Viking’ Ecologies: Icelandic Sagas, Local Knowledge and Environmental Memory Introduction Settlement and Society Environment and Climate Economy and Climate Impacts The Climate of Iceland in Medieval Times Early Historiography and the Development of Saga Literature in Iceland The Sagas of Icelanders The Sturlunga Sagas The Bishops’ Sagas Summary The Legacy of the Icelandic Sagas Notes Chapter 9 Human Responses to the Environment in Medieval Literature Njál’s Saga Piers Plowman Conclusion Notes Chapter 10 Remaking Eighteenth-Century Ecologies: Arboreal Mobility Figuring Arboreal Mobility Globalizing Timber: Timber Famines, Traveling Botanists, and Acclimatization André Michaux’s Transatlantic Logs Anonymous Mobility: the Illegal Timber Market Notes Chapter 11 Romantic Ecology, Aboriginal Culture, and the Ideology of Improvement in British Atlantic Literature Notes Chapter 12 Natural History in the Anthropocene Notes Chapter 13 Bleak House, Liquid City: Climate to Climax in Dickens 1 2 3 4 5 6 Notes Chapter 14 Fantastic Metabolisms: A Materialist Approach to Modern Eco-Speculative Fiction Origins ‘Golden Age’ Science Fiction ‘New Wave’ Science Fiction Conclusion Notes Part III The Anthropocene Chapter 15 Climate and Culture in Australia and New Zealand ‘Australasia’ Climate Change and Extinction Climate and Colonization Nationalizing Climate Tropes: Burning and Felling the Landscape Demonizing, and Re-valuing the Land 1970s: ‘Climate and Culture’ Eutrophication and the Anthropocene 1980s: Social Darwinism in a Flooded Landscape 1990s: Salt: Self as Prey in a Sterile Landscape ‘‘Singing Up Country (Despite the Anthropocene)’’ Aotearoa New Zealand: ‘‘We Oceanians’’? Foretellings Notes Chapter 16 Modern English Fiction Surveying the Field of Environmental Modernism Modern Pastoral Problems and Wild Alternatives Folded Flesh and Vibrant Matter: The Modern Self Embedded in a Dynamic Environment Green Stories and Ambiguous Endings Notes Chapter 17 Ecological Thought and Literature in Europe and Germany The Influence of Anglo-American on European Ecocriticism The Diversity of European Ecocriticism The Rhizomic Genealogy of European Ecological Thought The Influence of European Ecological Thought on Contemporary Ecocriticism The Contribution of German Literature and Philosophy to Ecological Thought The Proto-Ecological Dimension of Literature from Fairy Tales to Romanticism Confluences between Literature and Science German Ecocritical Theory and International Ecocriticism Phenomenology Frankfurt Critical Theory Ecological Extensions of Critical Theory: Gernot Böhme’s Aesthetics of Nature and Ulrich Beck’s World Risk Society Cultural Ecology Environmental Issues in Recent German Literature Notes Chapter 18 From Birds and Trees to Texts: An Ecosemiotic Look at Estonian Nature Writing Introduction Ecosemiotic Framework Texts and Culture are Locally Situated The Umwelt Perspective Taken into Account Texts and Their Reception Form an Intertextual Ecosystem Case Study: In the Western Estonian Archipelago In the North-East Estonian Woodlands Discussion and Conclusions Notes Chapter 19 Contemporary British Poetry and the Environment Encounters Habitats Traces Perception Notes Chapter 20 Rescuing Nature from the Nation: Ecocritical (Un)Consciousness in Modern Chinese Culture Rescuing Nature from the Nation: How to Reimagine Time and Space The Field of Life and Death: Disability, Animality, and the Nationalist Subject Breathing under the Dome: The Essay and Documentary Film Conclusion: Cultural and Institutional Solutions to Environmental Crisis Notes Chapter 21 Eating Life at a Contaminated Table: The Narrative Significance of Toxic Meals in Contemporary Japan Notes Chapter 22 Commodity Frontiers, Caribbean Natures, and the Aesthetics of Ecological Revolution in Trinidadian Literature Modernization in Trinidad and the rise of Queen Cocoa ‘Capitalism Gone Mad’: The 1970s Oil Boom Oil in the Blood: The Post-2000 Hydrocarbon Boom Notes Chapter 23 Petro-Violence and the Act of Bearing Witness in Contemporary Nigerian Literature Notes Chapter 24 Black Ants and Bones: Nehruvian Science and Third-World Environment in the Fiction of Satyajit Ray Other Worlds Peripheral Modernism Third-World Utopias Nehruvian Techno-science Provincials in Space Science, Fiction, Environment Notes Chapter 25 Brazilian Women Poets on Gender, Nature, and the Body Introduction Gilka Machado Arriete Vilela Conceição Evaristo Helena Parente Cunha Conclusion Notes Chapter 26 Can Environmental Imagination Save the World? Imagination vs Will Crises of Environmental Memory Concluding Thoughts Notes Further Readings General Sources: Environmental Impact, Climate Change, the Anthropocene Part I: Beginnings Histories Theories Texts and Authors Part II: The Development of Humanism and the Industrial Age Histories Theories Texts and Authors Part III: The Anthropocene Histories Theories Texts and Authors Index
