The consequence of human greed exceeding human need has resulted in a gross and appalling assault on the ecology of Planet Earth. Forests have been stripped bare and nesting beaches of reptiles have been encroached upon with total disregard for the spatial rights of biomes other than human beings. Rampant and unplanned real estate development; the construction of multipurpose projects without due deliberation; mining activities; land reclamation; stubble burning and similar doings have caused unaccountable ecological harm to the Earth. Simply speaking, Mother Earth has been thrown into disarray by human beings and we alone can halt this ecological assault by modifying our lifestyles. The study of Literature is a potent tool to transform tho...
Massive devastation of indigenous social ecology was envisaged during the colonial expansion in alm...
Literature reflects the life of humans. It has always been focused on the idea of various themes. Th...
Human beings are notorious for their vicious exploitation of nature. As civilization progressed, the...
Abstract: We all are human beings and live in the environment. We are all using the environmental ...
The literature is the most effective medium to mirror the contemporary society. Many authors creativ...
ecocriticism, ecofeminism, ecophobia, ethno-mytho- ecology,harmony. Literature of ancient India verb...
Environment plays a very significant role in human civilization. Human beings have close relations w...
The word Eco Criticism was coined in 1978 by William Rueckert. Cheryll Glotfelty, one of the chief ...
In recent times, literary writers have been drawn to the hitherto ignored strong interactive relatio...
Abstract: The goal of literary and environmental studies is to investigate both social commitments a...
Ecocriticism, an interdisciplinary approach to observe the relationship between literature and envir...
In the past three decades, ecology has acquired a significant place across disciplines from environm...
Over the past decades, the world helplessly witnessed the increasing unpredictability, in fact ‘Erra...
This research paper aims to learn the ecocritical aspects in the ction of Indian authors like Bhaba...
Ecological Instability refers to the degradation of landscapes, frequent climatic changes, global wa...
Massive devastation of indigenous social ecology was envisaged during the colonial expansion in alm...
Literature reflects the life of humans. It has always been focused on the idea of various themes. Th...
Human beings are notorious for their vicious exploitation of nature. As civilization progressed, the...
Abstract: We all are human beings and live in the environment. We are all using the environmental ...
The literature is the most effective medium to mirror the contemporary society. Many authors creativ...
ecocriticism, ecofeminism, ecophobia, ethno-mytho- ecology,harmony. Literature of ancient India verb...
Environment plays a very significant role in human civilization. Human beings have close relations w...
The word Eco Criticism was coined in 1978 by William Rueckert. Cheryll Glotfelty, one of the chief ...
In recent times, literary writers have been drawn to the hitherto ignored strong interactive relatio...
Abstract: The goal of literary and environmental studies is to investigate both social commitments a...
Ecocriticism, an interdisciplinary approach to observe the relationship between literature and envir...
In the past three decades, ecology has acquired a significant place across disciplines from environm...
Over the past decades, the world helplessly witnessed the increasing unpredictability, in fact ‘Erra...
This research paper aims to learn the ecocritical aspects in the ction of Indian authors like Bhaba...
Ecological Instability refers to the degradation of landscapes, frequent climatic changes, global wa...
Massive devastation of indigenous social ecology was envisaged during the colonial expansion in alm...
Literature reflects the life of humans. It has always been focused on the idea of various themes. Th...
Human beings are notorious for their vicious exploitation of nature. As civilization progressed, the...