Hispanic ecocriticism / José Manuel Marrero Henríquez (ed.).

SeriesStudies in literature, culture, and the environment, 2365645X ; volume 6
Contents Hispanic Ecocritical Theory -- Spanish Ecocriticism -- Latin American Ecocriticism.
Abstract "Hispanic Ecocriticism finds a rich soil in the main topics of environmental concern in the literature of Latin America and Spain, not only as a source for renewing critical analysis and hermeneutics, but also for the benefit of global environmental awareness. In a renewed exchange of transatlantic relationships, Hispanic Ecocriticism intermingles Latin American ecocritical issues of interest - the oil industry; contamination of forests and rivers; urban ecologies; African, Andean, and Amazonian biocultural ecosystems - with those of interest in Spain - animal rights and the ecological footprints of human activity in contemporary narratives of eco-science fiction, in dystopias, and in literature inspired by natural or rural landscapes that conceal ways of life and cultures in peril of extinction"-- Provided by publisher.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references.
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Issued in other formPrint version: Hispanic ecocriticism Berlin ; New York : Peter Lang, 2019. 9783631785508
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LCCN 2019043100
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