Nature and the environment /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Ipswich, Mass. :
Salem Press,
[2013]
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| Series: | Critical insights.
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Table of Contents:
- Critical contexts. Thoreau and American environmentalism: a study in critical reception / Richard J. Schneider
- Pastoral, anti-pastoral, and post-pastoral as reading strategies / Terry Gifford
- Environmental wisdom in two Mexican American novels: an ecocritical reading of And the Earth did not devour him and Bless me / Priscilla Solis Ybarra
- Original nature: Buddhism and American nature writing / David Landis Barnhill
- Wordsworth as environmental "nature" writer / Ashton Nichols
- Critical readings. Walt Whitman, the ecological poet / Jimmie Killingsworth
- The return to the primitive: evolution, atavism, and socialism in Jack London's The call of the wild / Tina Gianquitto
- Cultivation, progress, or conservation: conflicting impulses in Willa Cather's O pioneers! and A lost lady / Matthias Schubnell
- The need of being versed in natural things: Robert Frost and nature / Robert Bernard Hass
- Natural history in Hemingway's The old man and the sea and other works / Bert Bender
- John Steinbeck's environmental evolution / Brian Railsback
- Robinson Jeffers, environmental consciousness, and the poetics of nature / David J. Rothman
- "Call me a ranger": Edward Abbey and the exploratory voice of Desert solitaire / David Copland Morris
- Loyalty to place and land stewardship as ecological good work in Wendell Berry's The memory of Old Jack / Wes Berry
- Reciprocal spirituality: human/animal interface in Linda Hogan's multiple genres / Barbara J. Cook
- Prodigal summer: a narrative ecosystem / Priscilla Leder
- A natural alliance: blending nature literature and outdoor education in the integrated outdoor program / Jeff Hess.