Ecopolitics: The Environment in Poststructuralist Thought

1996-12-26other104 citationsclosed

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Ecocriticism and Environmental Literature Literary Theory and Cultural Hermeneutics Posthumanist Ethics and Activism

Abstract

Introduction, Chapter 1. First Type of Disparagement: The Return of the Full Subject and the Nature/Culture Division, Chapter 2. Second type of Disparagement: Denaturing of Ecology as Simulacrum, Chapter 3. Emergence of Ecology: Beyond Dialectics and Existential Humanism, Chapter 4. Chaos and Ethics: From Science to Praxis, Chapter 5. Motor Ecology, Chapter 6. New Ecological Territories, Chapter 7. Everyday Life: Ecological Practices, Chapter 8. Back to Writing: The Fate of post-68 Feminine Writing, Conclusion, Bibliography

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