Titlebook: Literary Animal Studies and the Climate Crisis; Sune Borkfelt,Matthias Stephan Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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Hopping, Crawling, Hiding: Creatural Movements on the Path to Climate Emergencyclimate disaster, a reckoning with our bodily alienation from the nonhuman world. In moving along “creatural paths” that are (or imagine) embodied encounters with nonhuman others, these works offer an encounter with this reckoning we need as a species if we are to respond appropriately to the emerge

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A Spokesbear for Climate Crisis?: The Role of Zoos in Yoko Tawada’s photographed by Annie Leibovitz for the cover of .. He was also the subject of controversy: whether it was ethical to let live a bear born in captivity, one who would not survive in his natural habitat, and whether such an animal could cohabitate with other bears or be around humans. Although the fi

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Undoing Creation in the Climate Change Apocalypse: Animality and Evolution in Louise Erdrich’s istian theological tradition has been committed to some version of a categorical distinction between human beings and all other animals” (2). I argue that Christian theologies have historically relied upon a “dominion” model of the relationship between human and animal that draws on a reading of Gen

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Bodies Tell Stories: Race, Animality, and Climate Change in Jesmyn Ward’s dictory story of co-constitutive relationships between bodies in a world that is always already more-than-human. This chapter examines the current confluence of global crises as a time to turn toward the animal and animalized bodies (both human and more-than-human) and reclaim power, as the vast maj

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Playing Against Extinction: “The Dreaded Comparison” and the Distribution of the Human in and even more difficult in dramatic literature, which almost always assumes the central presence of the human body at the heart of the text and performance. How can a form so bound up with the idea of the human speak to something like the sixth mass extinction without reproducing the destructive ant

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Alien Oceans as Climate Salvation: Finding Hope in Kinship with the Deep Blue Unknownto the trope of ocean-as-destruction and argue it is a direct response to the seeming helplessness of humans to stop the climate crisis..The projection of the unknown and unknowable onto the ocean dates back to antiquity and has historically been negative; we tremble before the ocean, we lose oursel