Search Results for ecocriticism

... label a new “material ecocriti- cism.”5 Mapping the meshworks through which (for example) fungi, frogs, labora- tories, toxins, various humans, and systems of global exchange operate, material ecocriticism urges us to contemplate how through “co-­merging interactions” mat- ter becomes a text “where...

... criticism, composition, and cultural studies. Her film research interests include formalism, social justice, and sound theory. She is cur- rently developing a project on queer approaches to ecocriticism. Susy Zepeda is a PhD candidate in the Department of Sociology...

... Tsai directs audiences toward facing the realities of those living in poverty amidst the changing cityscapes. While de Villiers opens the door to a close analysis of Tsai's ecocritical leanings, attending to ecocriticism is not de Villiers's primary project here. Yet his occasional gestures toward...

... 621 that explores queer theory and ecocriticism, scrutinizing the overlaps and disjunc- tions of these two paradigms. I particularly wanted to demystify academic theory and get my students engaged in the intellectual life of the university, in a way that I myself had never attempted while...

... 621 that explores queer theory and ecocriticism, scrutinizing the overlaps and disjunc- tions of these two paradigms. I particularly wanted to demystify academic theory and get my students engaged in the intellectual life of the university, in a way that I myself had never attempted while...

... 621 that explores queer theory and ecocriticism, scrutinizing the overlaps and disjunc- tions of these two paradigms. I particularly wanted to demystify academic theory and get my students engaged in the intellectual life of the university, in a way that I myself had never attempted while...

... 621 that explores queer theory and ecocriticism, scrutinizing the overlaps and disjunc- tions of these two paradigms. I particularly wanted to demystify academic theory and get my students engaged in the intellectual life of the university, in a way that I myself had never attempted while...

... 621 that explores queer theory and ecocriticism, scrutinizing the overlaps and disjunc- tions of these two paradigms. I particularly wanted to demystify academic theory and get my students engaged in the intellectual life of the university, in a way that I myself had never attempted while...

... 621 that explores queer theory and ecocriticism, scrutinizing the overlaps and disjunc- tions of these two paradigms. I particularly wanted to demystify academic theory and get my students engaged in the intellectual life of the university, in a way that I myself had never attempted while...

... 621 that explores queer theory and ecocriticism, scrutinizing the overlaps and disjunc- tions of these two paradigms. I particularly wanted to demystify academic theory and get my students engaged in the intellectual life of the university, in a way that I myself had never attempted while...

..., the organic over the inorganic, the male over the female, the straight over the ‘bent’ ” (185). In this way, Grosz succinctly encapsulates the core aims of a queer ecocriticism. I contend that Rukeyser's poem illustrates the potential of Grosz's becoming-lesbian as an ecopoetical reading praxis, a praxis...

... . Durham, NC : Duke University Press . Seymour Nicole . 2016 . “ Trans Ecology and the Transgender Road Narrative .” In Oxford Handbook of Ecocriticism , edited by Garrard Greg . Oxford : Oxford University Press. E-book . Stewart Kathleen . 2007 . Ordinary Affects . Durham...

... from the conjunction of an idealized “nature” as a tool to discipline sexual and gender dissidents, and the debasement and exploitation of material nature.26 Queer ecocriticism also takes up an under- standing of ecology as naming not the idea of the “natural world...

... . Bloomington : Indiana University Press . Clifton Lucille . 1987 . “ Cutting Greens .” Poetry Foundation . www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/54590/cutting-greens (accessed December 5 , 2021 ). Ensor Sarah . 2016 . “ Terminal Regions: Queer Ecocriticism at the End .” In Against Life...