This article utilizes principles of ecological criticism to provide new readings of both the role and presentation of nature in José Eustasio Rivera’s novel La vorágine. Whereas critics have heretofore focused on Rivera’s memorable subjective descriptions of the Amazon jungle, the present study foregrounds the rich diversity of the real organisms represented in these depictions. In addition, this essay explores the connections between the text’s core trope, chaos, and the current ecological and social scientific understanding of the ecology and the human history of the Amazon Basin
Amitav Ghosh’s novel Gun Island (2019) explores the intersection of the nonhuman with 21st century i...
Arguing that critical approaches to urban literature have often undermined the role of rivers, the p...
Monoculture represents a hindrance to literary ecocriticism. While the ecocritical project aims to t...
This article utilizes principles of ecological criticism to provide new readings of both the role an...
This study analyzes diverse anthropocentric and ecocentric tendencies, fluctuations, and changes amo...
Overlapping and interconnected, interdisciplinary and heterogeneous, amorphous and multilayered, and...
This dissertation focuses on Latin America\u27s selvatic territories. It argues for prevailing ecolo...
This essay reflects on the changing trend of Ecocriticism from a certain phobia towards theory to an...
Since the Independences and until the middle of the 20th century, Latin American literature was larg...
En el contexto contemporáneo de desaparición de los biotopos selváticos en América Latina, esta tesi...
The roots of ecology prolong profoundly within earlier phases of history, when the naturalistic fabr...
Though the topic of the environment in Costa Rican literature is relatively recent, it is by no mean...
The article begins by defining the field of ecological criticism as it has developed in North Americ...
Since the rise of El Movimiento in the 1960s, Chicanas/os have negotiated space (urban, rural and th...
This project proposes that, in the context of the Anthropocene and the increased awareness of human-...
Amitav Ghosh’s novel Gun Island (2019) explores the intersection of the nonhuman with 21st century i...
Arguing that critical approaches to urban literature have often undermined the role of rivers, the p...
Monoculture represents a hindrance to literary ecocriticism. While the ecocritical project aims to t...
This article utilizes principles of ecological criticism to provide new readings of both the role an...
This study analyzes diverse anthropocentric and ecocentric tendencies, fluctuations, and changes amo...
Overlapping and interconnected, interdisciplinary and heterogeneous, amorphous and multilayered, and...
This dissertation focuses on Latin America\u27s selvatic territories. It argues for prevailing ecolo...
This essay reflects on the changing trend of Ecocriticism from a certain phobia towards theory to an...
Since the Independences and until the middle of the 20th century, Latin American literature was larg...
En el contexto contemporáneo de desaparición de los biotopos selváticos en América Latina, esta tesi...
The roots of ecology prolong profoundly within earlier phases of history, when the naturalistic fabr...
Though the topic of the environment in Costa Rican literature is relatively recent, it is by no mean...
The article begins by defining the field of ecological criticism as it has developed in North Americ...
Since the rise of El Movimiento in the 1960s, Chicanas/os have negotiated space (urban, rural and th...
This project proposes that, in the context of the Anthropocene and the increased awareness of human-...
Amitav Ghosh’s novel Gun Island (2019) explores the intersection of the nonhuman with 21st century i...
Arguing that critical approaches to urban literature have often undermined the role of rivers, the p...
Monoculture represents a hindrance to literary ecocriticism. While the ecocritical project aims to t...