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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Chris Cuomo"”.

  1. Dwelling in Ecological Poetry: Emily Dickinson's Nature Poems and Henry David Thoreau's Walden

    … a desire to understand what ecological feminist Chris Cuomo calls “an ethic of flourishing,” or living to honor the well-being of individuals, species and communities. My approach to “an ethic of flourishing” takes shape in three reciprocal movements that evoke truth in human dwelling: dwelling …

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  2. Dwelling in Ecological Poetry: Emily Dickinson's Nature Poems and Henry David Thoreau's Walden

    … a desire to understand what ecological feminist Chris Cuomo calls “an ethic of flourishing,” or living to honor the well-being of individuals, species and communities. My approach to “an ethic of flourishing” takes shape in three reciprocal movements that evoke truth in human dwelling: dwelling …

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  3. COMMUNITY, BODY, AND LANDSCAPE: CONSTRUCTION OF PLACE IN MOLLY GLOSS’S THE DAZZLE OF DAY AND URSULA K. LE GUIN’S ALWAYS COMING HOME

    In this thesis I use ecofeminist environmental ethics and phenomenological place theory to examine the sense of place created by Molly Gloss in The Dazzle of Day (1997) and by Ursula K. Le Guin in Always Coming Home (1985). Ecofiction narratives, such as Dazzle and Always, are particularly …

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  4. COMMUNITY, BODY, AND LANDSCAPE: CONSTRUCTION OF PLACE IN MOLLY GLOSS’S THE DAZZLE OF DAY AND URSULA K. LE GUIN’S ALWAYS COMING HOME

    In this thesis I use ecofeminist environmental ethics and phenomenological place theory to examine the sense of place created by Molly Gloss in The Dazzle of Day (1997) and by Ursula K. Le Guin in Always Coming Home (1985). Ecofiction narratives, such as Dazzle and Always, are particularly …

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