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of multiple and equal, human and non-human participants. This study argues that these writers‘ texts have an ecological significance in fostering respect for and understanding of difference, human and nonhuman.978-1-349-33902-0978-1-137-34909-5

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-74726-7tcheon 1989: 7).. Smith states emphatically: “Stories can change lives if we’re not careful. They will come in and take the shirts off our backs. Tell the right stories and we live better lives” (France 2005).

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,Stories That Change the World: Ali Smith’s Ecological “Realityfiction”,tcheon 1989: 7).. Smith states emphatically: “Stories can change lives if we’re not careful. They will come in and take the shirts off our backs. Tell the right stories and we live better lives” (France 2005).

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Introduction,hat speakers and writers have the power to transform the site of discourse, the community itself” (1992: 110). Modern humanities and sciences agree that language lies at the heart of the transformation towards a more ecologically sound society, a transformation that we must undergo if we are to surv

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,The Narrative Ecology of “Kew Gardens”: Virginia Woolf’s Ecofeminist Imagination and the Narrative innovation. This chapter identifies Woolf’s experiment with narrative perspective and organic form in . as a consequence of her writings of the period 1917–22, centrally her short story “Kew Gardens.” Basing on Woolf’s diary entries and letters, I frame her experiment in ecological terms, and propos

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,The Fiction of Abundance and Awareness: Jeanette Winterson’s ,niverse where nothing is static and everything is changing at every moment. … I really believe in the power of art to show us this, to hold up a real mirror to reality and say, This is how it is: much wilder, much stranger, much more chaotic and exciting than you could ever dream” (Francone 2005). S

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