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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Nature in literature."”.

  1. Writing Nature in Hebrew Literature: An Ecofeminist Reading

    Nature in literature is often seen as a given, either a simple backdrop, or a means to reflect back some aspect of character, plot or theme. Yet, ecofeminists show, the construction of nature put forward by the literary hegemony has an effect on the way in which we conceptualise both our …

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  2. Body Matters: Gary Snyder, The Self and Ecopoetics

    Gary Snyder has offered, in poems and essays, ways to acknowledge the interrelationships of humans with the more-than-human. He questions common notions of selfness as well as understandings of what it is to be human in relationship to other species and ecosystems, and he offers new paradigms for …

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  3. A River of Voices: Confluences and Cross-Currents in the Discourse of the Colorado River

    … face a crisis of representation as privileged nineteenth-century myths portraying the American West as a frontier, garden, and wilderness have limited an understanding of what and whom the river is for. It examines the contribution of tributary voices' or the lesser known perspectives from the …

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