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Issue 7.3 - Special Issue "The Global Contemporary and the Ecological" Previous Issues

Alluvium Editorial 7.3

Martin Goodhead and Katie Jones July 1, 2019 No Comments climate change eco-criticism ecocriticism ecological ecology global global culture globalism marginality Neoliberalism world

Katie Jones and Martin Goodhead present a bumper summer issue of Alluvium.

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Issue 7.3 - Special Issue "The Global Contemporary and the Ecological" Previous Issues

Motherhood as Ecological Metaphor

Marie Hendry July 1, 2019 No Comments 21st century literature ecocriticism ecology female writing feminism feminist science fiction gender metaphor mother studies motherhood mothers

Marie Hendry explores birth and humanities process for renewal.

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Issue 7.3 - Special Issue "The Global Contemporary and the Ecological" Previous Issues

Sham(an) Songbird

Rhys Trimble July 1, 2019 No Comments birdsong ecocriticism ecology ecopoetics grammar nature poem poet shaman songbird spoken word text art word art

Shamanic nature-oriented poetry from poet Rhys Trimble.

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Issue 6.2 Previous Issues

With Love from Iceland

Andy Hageman May 31, 2017 No Comments Andri Snær Magnason banking crash 2008 capitalism capitalist realism crisis crunch lit ecology financial crash Iceland Land of Love and Ruins LoveStar mythology nature Oddný Eir Reykjavik tourism

Iceland is, to put it weirdly, so hot right now. Iceland is circulating through the social imaginary in a number of big-budget cinematic vehicles: Dr. Mann’s uninhabitable planet in Interstellar…

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Issue 3.1 - Special Issue "Critical Environments" Previous Issues

Editorial: Critical Environments

Deborah Lilley September 24, 2014 1 Comment Barbara Kingsolver climate change ecocatastrophe ecocriticism ecology environmental change Flight Behaviour Jeanette Winterson landscape Liz Jensen Maggie Gee nature planet Timothy Clark tourism Ursula Heise

In Barbara Kingsolver’s 2012 novel Flight Behaviour, environmental crisis arrives in a remote Tennessee town in the form of the migrating Monarch butterfly…

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