Reading the earth : new directions in the study of literature and environment /

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author:	Association for the Study of Literature and Environment
Other Authors:	Branch, Michael P.
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Moscow, Idaho : University of Idaho Press, 1998.
Subjects:	American literature > History and criticism. Environmental literature > History and criticism. English literature > History and criticism. Environmental protection in literature. Environmental policy in literature. Ecology in literature. Nature in literature.

Table of Contents:

Ego or eco criticism? Looking for common ground / William Howarth
Toward an ecology of justice: transformative ecological theory and practice / Joni Adamson Clarke
Talking about trees in Stumptown: pedagogical problems in teaching EcoComp / Michael McDowell
Dropping the subject: reflections on the motives for an ecological criticism / Eric Todd Smith
Bodega Head: an excursion in nuclear shamanism / John P. O'Grady
"Whole shoals of men": representations of women anglers in seventeenth-century British poetry / Anne E. McIlhaney
Dorothy Wordsworth, ecology, and the picturesque / Robert Mellin
Mary Austin's nature: refiguring tradition through the voices of identity / Anna Carew-Miller
Misogyny in the American Eden: Abbey, Cather, and Maclean / J. Gerard Dollar
Body as bioregion / Deborah Slicer
Ornithological autobiography of John James Audubon / Chris Beyers
"A beautiful and thrilling specimen": George Catlin, the death of wilderness, and the birth of the national subject / David Mazel
Nathaniel Hawthorne had a farm: artists, laborers, and landscapes in The Blithedale romance / Kelly M. Flynn
Agrarian environmental models in Ralph Waldo Emerson's "Farming" / Stephanie Sarver
Exploring the linguistic wilderness of The Maine woods / Ann E. Lundberg
"I only seek to put you in rapport": message and method in Walt Whitman's Specimen days / Daniel J. Philippon
Beyond the excursion: initiatory themes in Annie Dillard and Terry Tempest Williams / John Tallmadge
Aime Cesaire's A tempest and Peter Greenaway's Prosperpo's books as ecological readings and rewritings of Shakespeare's The tempest / Paula Willoquet-Maricondi
Seeing, believing, and acting: ethics and self-representation in ecocriticsm and nature writing / H. Lewis Ulman
Don DeLillo's postmodern pastoral / Dana Phillips
"The world was the beginning of the world": agency and homology in A.R. Ammons's Garbage / Leonard M. Scigaj.