Framing Environments in Russia: Critical Reflections on Ecology, Culture and Power
open access | peer reviewed-
edited by
- Nadia Caprioglio - University of Turin - email
- Roberta Sala - University of Turin - email
Keywords Trees • Gennadij Ajgi • Dmitry Bykov • Konchalovsky • Late USSR • Russia • Environmental activism • Folklore • Red-Nose Frost • Social practices • Invasive species • Russian Literature • The Baltic Sea • Political ecology • Socialist Epos • Neva Bay • Forest • Petrofiction • Isaac Babel • Nature Poetry • Russian rivers • Oil • Decolonial aesthetics • St • “The Siberiade” • Giant hogweed • Moroz, Krasnyj nos • Environmental knowledge • Kollektivnye Dejstvija • Stalingrad • Cultural Mythology • Contemporary Russian literature • War in Ukraine • Scaling the green practices • Ecological Indian • Peasants • Environmental policy • Petersburg • Climate policy • Green initiatives • Nekrasov • Climate action • Mysticism • Volga • Boris Pilnyak • Littoral society • Climate activism • Post-Soviet landscapes • Energy Humanities • Border • Ecological imperialism • Soviet metanarrative • Ecocriticism • Green values • Vasilij Grossman • Green practices • Willows
Permalink http://doi.org/10.30687/LGSP/2785-2709/2023/01 | Published Sept. 4, 2023 | Language en
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