Tag Archives: ecocriticism
Life in A Bubble
Environmental Cultures: Day 4
Continuing the celebrations for our new open access Environmental Cultures series, today we hear from three members of the series’ international Editorial Board who tell us about their ambitions for the series and the forthcoming books they are looking forward to reading. Professor Upamanyu Pablo Mukherjee, University of Warwick, UK: “Environmental Humanities is here… Read More »
Environmental Cultures: Day 3
Hubert Zapf is Professor and Chair of American Literature at the University of Augsburg, Germany. Here, he tells us 4 things you need to know about his new book Literature as Cultural Ecology, out now in our new Environmental Cultures series. Literature as Cultural Ecology is the first study which systematically connects ecocriticism and literary… Read More »
Environmental Cultures: Day 2
We spoke with author Serenella Iovino about her new book in the Environmental Cultures series, her research in ecocriticism, and Italy's place in the current eco-global debate: What inspired you to write about Italy’s landscapes from an ecocritical point-of-view? For better or for worse, Italy is every so often seen through the lens of clichés.… Read More »
Environmental Cultures: Day 1
Bloomsbury are delighted to be launching a brand new open access series in ecocriticism and the Environmental Humanities. Responding to one of the most urgent issues of our time, the Environmental Cultures series will be publishing innovative new research on the diverse ways in which culture has responded to the age of environmental crisis. The… Read More »