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- adjective Of or pertaining to the field of
ecocriticism .
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Examples
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Passed through the interpretative lens of ecocritical theory, literature reveals instance after instance of our inability to project, limit, and control the mainly negentropic quality of all our activities in our environments.
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I concentrate on the type of “Characteristic Comedy” that Baillie theorized in the Discourse, arguing for its affinities with the Comedy of Survival theorized in the ecocritical work of Joseph Meeker.
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Literature, through providing "a mirror held up to our species 'ugliness," offers us information about ourselves, in this case disturbing information further clarified "through the interpretative lens of ecocritical theory."
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One colleague said he was tempted to jettison his paper and instead do an ecocritical analysis of Night of the Lepus, the 1972 horror film in which people are terrorized by mutant rabbits.
Cute or creepy? You decide e 2009
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One colleague said he was tempted to jettison his paper and instead do an ecocritical analysis of Night of the Lepus, the 1972 horror film in which people are terrorized by mutant rabbits.
Archive 2009-06-01 e 2009
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Stroup argues that one of Shelley's most perceptive Victorian readers, Henry Stephens Salt, is an important forerunner of modern ecocritical approaches to Shelley.
Introduction 2001
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Future ecocritical work will thus have to take the phatic dimension of language into account. 23
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By the same token, the burgeoning ecocritical movement that Marx views so warily is certain to grow, not diminish.
An Exchange on Thoreau Buell, Lawrence 1999
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EMILY CARR is writing a book of poetry, to loot to hew & Eden, that explores happiness from ecocritical and feminist perspectives.
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(Which is not to say that ecocritical insights never contribute to our understanding of particular works.
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