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Ecozon@ : European Journal of Literature, Culture and Environment

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Hungry Unlike the Wolf: Ecology, Posthumanism, Narratology in Fred Vargas’s Seeking Whom He May Devour

John Parham

Interview with Richard Kerridge

Isabel Pérez Ramos

Popular Science and Apocalyptic Narrative in Frank Sch tzing’s The Swarm

Gabriele Du？rbeck

Introduction: The Invention of Eco-Futures

Ursula K. Heise

Afraid of the Dark and the Light: Visceralizing Ecocide in The Road and Hell

Alexa Weik von Mossner

A Turkish Posthumanist Perspective in Science Fiction: zlem Ada’s Embriyogenesis

Basak Agin Donmez

La utopía banal: la urbanización, la globalización y lo anti-bucólico en últimas noticias del paraíso

Mac John Wilson

“From a certain angle”: Ecothriller Reading and Science Fiction Reading The Swarm and The Rapture

Eric C. Otto

“I know of places where there are stones that talk to me”: A. M. Pires Cabral’s Arado through the lens of Ecocriticism

Isabel Maria Fernandes Alves

Material Ecocriticism: Materiality, Agency, and Models of Narrativity

Serenella Iovino,Serpil Oppermann

Der Mensch im Katastrophenuniversum. Zum Verh ltnis von Historie, Naturgeschichte und Poetik im Fru hwerk Arno Schmidts

Stepan Zbytovsky

Kultivierung der Katastrophe. Untergangsszenarien und Selbstbehauptung in den Literaturen der Schweiz

Peter Utz

New Worlds Collide: Science Fiction's Novela de la Selva in Gioconda Belli and Santiago Páez

Vaughn Anderson

The Ambivalence of the Gene Trade in Octavia E. Butler’s Xenogenesis Trilogy

Francisco Sáez de Adana

Climate Change Futures and the Imagination of the Global in Maeva! by Dirk C. Fleck

Antonia Mehnert

Writing Catastrophes: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on the Semantics of Natural and Anthropogenic Disasters

Gabriele Du？rbeck

Decrecimiento o barbarie: ecocrítica y capitalismo global en la novela futurista espa ola reciente

Luis I. Prádanos

A Blueprint for Destruction: Eco-Activism in Doctor Who during the 1970s

Dolly J？rgensen

Surviving to Tell the Tale: Josef Haslinger’s Phi Phi Island (2007)

Katharina Gerstenberger

The Postcolonial Picaro in Indra Sinha’s Animal’s People – Becoming Posthuman through Animal’s Eyes

Roman Bartosch

A Dirty Hero’s Fight for Clean Energy: Satire, Allegory, and Risk Narrative in Ian McEwan’s Solar

Evi Zemanek

Science Fiction, Ecological Futures, and the Topography of Fritz Lang’s Metropolis

Andrew Hageman

Foreign Language Education and the Environment. Considerations from the Perspective of Translation Studies

Carmen Valero-Garcés

The Case of W.B. Yeats: Mind, Nation and Literary Landscape

Rosemarie Rowley

Botany as the Path to Awareness, or the Flower as Grail in Thomas Wharton’s Icefields

Fran？oise Besson

Nacionalizar la naturaleza. Ciencias naturales y discursos nacionalistas en la Espa a del regeneracionismo

Santos Casado de Otaola

Crossing the Borders: An Eco-cinecritical Analysis of Plant Wars and Bird Without Borders

Hsiao-Ching Li

Contemporary Ideas in a Traditional Mind-Set: The Nature Conservation Movement in Post War West-Germany (1945-1960)

Astrid Mignon Kirchhof

Ecospirit: Religion and the Environment

Franca Bellarsi

Ecospirituality in the Age of Technological Overkill: Body-Time Reclamation in the Fiction of Alan Lightman and Don DeLillo

Jonathan Butler

The Vatican and Ecospirituality: Tensions, Promises and Possibilities for Fostering an Emerging Green Catholic Spirituality

Christopher Hrynkow,Dennis Patrick O’Hara

From The Enchantment of Nature to Fashioning a Persuasive Planetary Ethic

Whitney A. Bauman

Interview with Axel Goodbody

Irene Sanz Alonso

El discurso ambiental en Osamu Tezuka

María Antonia Martí Escayol

The Triumph of Eywa: Avatar, Pantheism, and the Sign of a Green Ecumene

Anthony Lioi

The Development of Ecospirituality among British Quakers

Peter Jeffrey Collins

The Question of Evolution in the Buddhist Ecology of Thalia Field’s Bird Lovers, Backyard

Gillian Parrish

"Bitter to your Stomach, but Sweet as Honey in Your Mouth": Vegetarianism, Animals and Working towards an Ecospiritual Poetry

Hester Jones

Le Christianisme et l'Animal : Une Histoire Difficile

Eric Baratay

Stone Metaphors about a Village: a “Stone Vessel” or “The Most Portuguese”

Ana Isabel Queiroz,Jo？o Carrilho

The Christian Environmental Ethic of the Russian Pomor

Stephen Brain

Dislocations and Ecologies. The Disruption of the Urban Experience of London in Peter Ackroyd, Iain Sinclair and Gilbert & George

Tatiana Pogossian

Nature in a Box: Ecocriticism, Goethe’s Ironic Werther, and Unbalanced Nature

Heather I. Sullivan

Literary Landscapes and the National Imaginary - Introduction

José Manuel Marrero Henríquez

A Saga for Dinner: Landscape and Nationality in Icelandic Literature

Reinhard Hennig

(Forced) Walks on the Wild Side: Precarious Borders in American Captivity Narratives

Alexander Starre

Reflections on Literature and Environment: An Interview with Scott Slovic

Diana Villanueva Romero

The Possibilities and Potential Pitfalls of Contemporary Global Environmental(ist) Imaginaries: The Human/Nature Project and Philip Krohn’s EARTH Sticker

Micha Gerrit Philipp Edlich

Where the Ground Answers the Foot: Kerstin Ekman, Ecology, and the Sense of Place in a Globalized World

Christopher Oscarson

Garbage Out: Space, Place, and Neoimperial Antidevelopment in Gioconda Belli’s Waslala

Scott DeVries

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