Arboreal Ecocriticism
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- Scott Slovic - University of Idaho, USA - email
- Shiuhhuah Serena Chou - Academia Sinica, Taiwan - email
The articles collected in this special issue devoted to what we are calling “Arboreal Ecocriticism” exhibit tree-consciousness in a variety of cultural, linguistic, and national traditions, including Australian Aboriginal poetry, Moroccan fiction, Indian activist prose, Turkish shamanistic fiction, French literature, and Taiwanese folklore.
Keywords The profane • Tree of life • Phytography • Gija Jumulu • Wangari Maathai • Land revival • Lantern Festival • Planting trees • Tim Winton • Biosemiosis • Arboreal poetics • Change • Plant writing • Tree worship • Buket Uzuner • Environmental humanities • Climate crisis • Mangroves • Kallen Pokkudan • The sacred tree • Children’s guardian deity • The political • Veronica Lake • The sacred • Connections • Eco-shamanism • Dendrocriticism • Jean Giono • Zoopoetics • Poiesis • Upheaval • Fire • Life writing • Bill Neidjie • The social • The superstitious • Arboreal ecocriticism • Alech Choate • Moon Festival
Permalink http://doi.org/10.30687/LGSP/2785-2709/2022/04 | Pubblicato 15 Dicembre 2022 | Lingua en
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