Nature and Literary Studies Cambridge Critical Concepts 1st Edition by Peter Remien, Scott Slovic ISBN 9781108836760 1108836763

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ISBN 10: 1108836763
ISBN 13: 9781108836760 
Author: Peter Remien, Scott Slovic

Nature and Literary Studies Cambridge Critical Concepts 1st Edition Table of contents:

Part I: Origins

1. The Book of Nature
   Rebecca Davis
   An analysis of the concept of nature as a divine text, interpreting the world as a book written by God.

2. Pastoral
   Terry Gifford
   A discussion on the pastoral genre, its origins in classical literature, and its evolution in modern contexts.

3. Wilderness
   Debbie Lee
   An examination of wilderness as a literary and cultural construct, and its implications in various narratives.

4. Lucretian Materialism
   Brent Dawson
   An exploration of Lucretius’ materialist philosophy and its influence on literary representations of nature.

5. Natural Philosophy
   Mary Thomas Crane
   A look into the historical development of natural philosophy and its intersection with literature.

6. Natural History
   Ashton Nichols
   An analysis of how natural history has been depicted and understood in literary works.

Part II: Development

7. Romantic Nature
   Marc Cladis
   A study of the Romantic era’s portrayal of nature and its philosophical underpinnings.

8. The Sublime
   Michele Speitz
   An exploration of the concept of the sublime in literature and its aesthetic and emotional impacts.

9. Toward a Transatlantic Philosophy of Nature
   Samantha Harvey
   A discussion on the development of nature philosophy across the Atlantic, highlighting cross-cultural influences.

10. Indigenous Naturecultures
    Rayson K. Alex
    An examination of indigenous perspectives on nature and their representation in literature.

11. Postcolonial Nature
    Philip Aghoghovwia
    An analysis of how postcolonial narratives engage with concepts of nature and environment.

12. Extinction
    Timothy Sweet
    A study of literary representations of extinction and its cultural and ecological significance.

13. Nature in the Anthropocene
    Ken Hiltner
    An exploration of how literature addresses the challenges and realities of the Anthropocene epoch.

Part III: Applications

14. Nature, Gender, Sexuality
    Greta Gaard
    An analysis of the intersections between nature, gender, and sexuality in literary works.

15. Nature and Race
    John Gamber
    A discussion on how race and nature are portrayed and intertwined in literature.

16. The Nature of Animality
    Michael Lundblad
    An exploration of the representation of animals and animality in literary contexts.

17. Cultivating Nature
    Shiuhhuah Serena Chou
    A study of how cultivation and agriculture are depicted in literature and their cultural implications.

18. Narrating Nature
    Erin James
    An examination of narrative techniques used to portray nature in literary works.

19. Digital Nature
    Lai-Tze Fan
    A discussion on the representation of nature in digital media and its literary implications.

20. Toxic Nature
    Pramod K. Nayar
    An analysis of how toxicity and environmental degradation are represented in literature.

21. Messages from Within
    Serenella Iovino
    An exploration of internal narratives and their connection to environmental consciousness.

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