Reading under the sign of nature : new essays in ecocriticism /
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Salt Lake City :
University of Utah Press,
2000.
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Table of Contents:
- Bringing nature writing home: Josephine Johnson's The inland island as bioregional narrative / Karla Armbruster
- Mapping island mindscapes: the literary and cultural uses of a geographical formation / Jean Arnold
- The literature of tourism and its discontents: autotourist travel narrative, 1915-1945 / Lawrence Culver
- Wandering lonely: women's access to the English romantic countryside / Stephen Hunt
- Placing Rural hours / Rochelle Johnson
- A Victorian gentlewoman in the Rocky Mountain west: ambiguity in the work of Mary Hallock Foote / Benay Blend
- Performing "wilderness" in the Last of the Mohicans / David Mazel
- Paradise lost: the destructive forces of double consciousness and boundaries in Toni Morrison's Paradise / Kristin Hunt
- "Dreams of earth": place, multiethnicity, and environmental justice in Linda Hogan's Solar storms / Jim Tarter
- Frank Waters: prophet of the sixth world consciousness / John Nizalowski
- Contexts for reading "Song of the redwood-tree" / James Perrin Warren
- "Coming back to oneself/coming back to the land": Gary Snyder's poetics / Nick Selby
- "To make the visible world your conscience": Adrienne Rich as revolutionary nature writer / Rachel Stein
- Charles Olson: archaeologist of morning, ecologist of evening / Matthew Cooperman
- Climbing back into the tree: art, nature, and theology in a River runs through it / George F. Grattan
- "I am a transparent eyeball": the politics of vision in American nature writing / Gretchen Legler
- Nature writing as Refuge: autobiography in the natural world / Brooke Libby
- "Thinking like a mountain": death and deep ecology in the work of Peter Matthiessen / McKay Jenkins
- The "suchness" of nature in Tolstoy's fiction / Roger Anderson
- Ando Shoeki, ecology and language / Bruce Allen
- Postmodernist nature/poetry: the example of Larry Eigner / George Hart
- Reveling in the referential flux: involution and Merleau-Ponty's flesh of the visible in Pattiann Rogers / Leonard M. Scigaj.