- (1972). The term '
ecocriticism' was
coined in 1978 by
William Rueckert in his
essay "Literature and Ecology: An
Experiment in
Ecocriticism". It
takes an interdisciplinary...
- practice. This
development in
ecocriticism was
welcomed by
scholars who,
along with
Simon C. Estok,
believe that "if
ecocriticism is to have any
effect outside...
- (2011),
Feminist Ecocriticism: Environment, Women, and
Literature (2012),
Dystopias and
Utopias on
Earth and Beyond:
Feminist Ecocriticism of
Science Fiction...
-
playwright and poet. He
specializes in Shakespeare,
Romanticism and
ecocriticism. He is
Regents Professor of
Literature and
Foundation Professor of Environmental...
-
pioneer of
Ecocriticism,
although his 2005 book The ****ure of
Environmental Criticism uses "Environmental Criticism" in lieu of
ecocriticism in both the...
- bare
wasteland which shows another way in
which nature is presented.
Ecocriticism Literary criticism Shakespearean comedy William Shakespeare Frye 2000...
- "The Garden" is a
widely anthologized poem by the seventeenth-century
English poet,
Andrew Marvell. The poem was
first published posthumously in Miscellaneous...
-
Pumzi (transl. Breath) is a
Kenyan science-fiction
short film
written and
directed by
Wanuri Kahiu. It was
screened at the 2010
Sundance Film Festival...
-
literary critics, and some philosophers, it is not
without its critics.
Ecocritic Ursula Heise, for example,
notes that in Morton's definition, everything...
- to
ecology and the
natural environment. It is in
essence a
mixture of
ecocriticism and
musicology (rather than "ecology" and "musicology"), in
Charles Seeger's...
