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2945-5936 ture to deconstruct underlying hegemonies.Analyzes the ideol.Byzantine Ecocriticism: Women, Nature, and Power in the Medieval Greek Romance. applies literary ecocriticism to the imaginative fiction of the Greek world from the twelfth to fifteenth centuries. Through analyses of hunting, gardening, br

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Witches and Nature Control in the Palaiologan Romances and Beyond,ydgate’s . reveals how gendered and environmental ideologies are socially constructed through translation, while a diachronic investigation of the reception of Medea by contemporary feminist, postcolonial, and indigenous writers valorizes Medea’s resistance to patriarchy.

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Byzantine Studies in an Age of Environmental Crisis,, shapes contemporary interpretations of texts written in radically different ecological contexts. An ecocritical analysis of the dozen or so vernacular tales of love and adventure written in Greek in the Byzantine Empire between the twelfth and fifteenth centuries can reveal Byzantine environmental

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Rape, Consent, and Ecofeminist Narratology in the Komnenian Novels,century Komnenian novels: Theodore Prodromos’ ., Eustathios Makrembolites’ ., and Niketas Eugenianos’ .. The application of an ecofeminist narratology can demonstrate the ways in which the aesthetics and rhetorical practices of romance prioritize male voices and experiences while simultaneously sile

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Byzantine Posthumanism: Autopoiesis, Sympoiesis, and Making Kin in the Gardens of Romance,l exemplified by the hero-hunter Achilles, the enclosed gardens wherein the heroines of romance reside nevertheless depict a posthuman world in which humans, animals, and anthropogenic landscapes thrive in peaceful co-existence. Ecocritical readings of the medieval Greek romance, therefore, can also

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