Titlebook: East Asian Ecocriticisms; A Critical Reader Simon C. Estok,Won-Chung Kim Book 2013 Simon C. Estok and Won-Chung Kim 2013 China.Chinese.cult

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The Cheongyecheon and Sustainable Urban Ecologylogy of development. This project and the controversy epitomize two contrasting but interrelated matters facing modern Korea: urbanization and the confrontation between preservationism and development.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-26876-4iscussed without referring to this border; the boundary line explains why Korean literary works have produced diverse characters showing both a politically and ecologically unique consciousness and unconsciousness.

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Korea’s Divided Circumstances and the Imagination of the Borderiscussed without referring to this border; the boundary line explains why Korean literary works have produced diverse characters showing both a politically and ecologically unique consciousness and unconsciousness.

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Alessandro Castriota-Scanderbeg M.D.en oppressed (see also Estok; Morton). This is to incorporate a perspective of nonhuman-nature into the claim of British literary scholar Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick that society is constructed based on the trilogy of homosociality, gender discrimination, and heterosexism. Simply put, queer ecofeminism is

ALIAS

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-2409-6ation and through ASLE branches and has sometimes proved to be alien and inapplicable beyond the specific geographical conditions and sociocultural atmospheres of the United States. Diversity has been one of the key issues within ecocriticism from the very start. “Ecocriticism has been predominantly

Congruous

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-58692-8e. This chapter addresses these interests as they relate to ., a phenomenon closely tied to many environmental problems in the world today. Drawing mainly on the work of the ecojustice and ecofeminist activist and scholar Vandana Shiva, including the book . (2005), in which appears an extended discu

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-481-3792-3 of fantasies surrounding and constituting nature—that is, as an evocative name for the ideal nature of Taiwanese ecocritical imagination. In Wu’s nature writing, interestingly, wilderness, as a translated Euro-American concept, has also taken on Taoist and local meanings to suggest an enduring reco

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Paul S. Agutter,Denys N. Wheatleye hand, Tom Lynch advocates for a bioregionalist perspective, seeking to “develop and maintain diverse vernacular cultures—their music, food, rituals, and other traditions—against the spread of global monoculture“ (19). Instead of subscribing to parochialism, Lynch promotes a new sense of bioregiona

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