The Environmental Tradition in English Literature.

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Parham, John
Format:	Electronic eBook
Language:	English
Published:	Florence : Taylor and Francis, 2002.
Subjects:	Wilderness areas in literature > Congresses. Outdoor life in literature > Congresses. Landscapes in literature > Congresses. Ecology in literature > Congresses. Ecocriticism > Congresses. Environmentalism > Great Britain > Congresses. Forests in literature > Congresses. English literature > History and criticism > Congresses. Nature in literature > Congresses. Conservation of natural resources in literature > Congresses. Environmental protection in literature > Congresses. Philosophy of nature in literature > Congresses.
Online Access:	Full text (Wentworth users only)
Local Note:	ProQuest Ebook Central

Table of Contents:

Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Notes on Contributors
Preface and Acknowledgements
Introduction
Part 1 Theoretical Approaches
1 After 'Organic Community': Ecocriticism, Nature, and Human Nature
2 Beyond 2000: Raymond Williams and the Ecocritic's Task
3 Ecofeminism in Literary Studies
4 Towards a Post-Pastoral View of British Poetry
5 Postmodern Ecocriticism in the Science Fiction Novel: J.G. Ballard and Ken Kesey
6 Cosmos as Metaphor: Eco-spiritual Poetics
7 Narratives of Resignation: Environmentalism in Recent Fiction
8 Ecotopian Fiction and the Sustainable Society
Part 2 Historical Approaches
9 Making the Rocks Disappear: Refocusing Chaucer's Knight's and Franklin's Tales
10 The Commodious Ark: Nature's Voice in Early Modern Poetry
11 'Founded on the Affections' : A Romantic Ecology
12 Was there a Victorian Ecology?
13 Letting in the Sky: An Ecofeminist Reading of Virginia Woolf's Short Fiction
14 Reversing the Fall: The Sense of Place in D.H. Lawrence
15 Twentieth-Century Rural Poets of Britain and Ireland: Ecological Voices from the Geographical and Cultural Margins
Ecocriticism: An Annotated Bibliography
Index.

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