Titlebook: Environmental Crisis in Young Adult Fiction; A Poetics of Earth Alice Curry Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publisher

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一窝小鸟

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Heron Werner,Gabriele Tonni,Jorge Lopests disposal.’ In post-apocalyptic fiction, the ecocatastrophe of tomorrow is graphically invoked to reflect upon the worsening crisis of today. Climate change is envisaged not as a general process of environmental decay and social degeneration but as an immediate and devastating shattering of cultur

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Traditional Point Cloud Analysis, of the world and the current and future effects of such a monopoly on the human body and the body of the earth. The feminist agenda implicit in such a reading — an agenda that acknowledges the hierarchical distribution of power, wealth and privilege in political and monetary systems designed to ben

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3D Printed Science Projects Volume 2 saved? Whose world?’. Bowman’s intimations of ownership in his questioning of whose world we might preserve, underpin the ecofeminist premise that current political and social systems are predicated on a metanarrative of propriety and oppression over peoples, groups and spatialities deemed to embod

Enteropathic

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Thierry Rayna,Ludmila Striukovaative ethical and epistemological frameworks delineated in previous chapters to foreground both the values of care and reciprocity traditionally underplayed within neoliberal ideologies and global corporate practices, and the women’s ‘ways of knowing’ traditionally marginalised in normative epistemi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-19350-7e the inception of the ecocritical movement. Identity — defined here as a textual construct — is determined through the construction, negotiation and redefinition of the boundaries of the self. When identity is formulated in specific relation to the natural world or the nonhuman other, these boundar