دانلود کتاب Fantasy and Myth in the Anthropocene: Imagining Futures and Dreaming Hope in Literature and Media

فهرست مطالب :

Cover\nContents\nList of Plates\nList of Figures\nAcknowledgments\nPermissions\nList of Academic Contributors\nList of Artists\nIntroduction: The Choice We Have in the Stories We Tell … Marek Oziewicz\nPart I Trouble in the Air\n 1 Anthropos and the Air Brian Attebery\n 2 From the Third Age to the Fifth Season: Confronting the Anthropocene through Fantasy Brian Attebery\n 3 Who Knows Where the Time Goes? Nisi Shawl\n 4 Playing with the Trouble: Children and the Anthropocene in Nnedi Okorafor’s Akata Witch Series Lindsay Burton\n 5 Rewrite Katherine Applegate\n 6 Staying with the Singularity: Nonhuman Narrators and more-than-Human Mythologies Alexander Popov\n 7 The Eye of the Story Joseph Bruchac / Nokidahozid\n 8 Fantasy for the Anthropocene: On the Ecocidal Unconscious, Planetarianism, and Imagination of Biocentric Futures Marek Oziewicz\n 9 AstroNuts, the Origin Story Jon Scieszka\nPart II Dreaming the Earth\n 10 Anthropos and the Earth Brian Attebery\n 11 Embodying the Permaculture Story: Terry Pratchett’s Tiffany Aching Series Tereza Dědinová\n 12 Where Is the Place for Seagrass and Weevils in Children’s Literature? Eliot Schrefer\n 13 Arboreal Magic and Kinship in the Chthulucene: Margaret Mahy’s Trees Melanie Duckworth\n 14 Just Imagine Barbara Henderson\n 15 From Portable Landscapes to Themed Thrill Rides: Rowling’s Heterotopic Hopescapes Stephanie J. Weaver\n 16 Does Fantasy Literature Have a Place in the Climate Change Crisis? Craig Russell\n 17 “The Earth is my home too, can’t I help protect it?”: Planetary Thinking, Queer Identities, and Environmentalism in The Legend of Korra, She-Ra, and Steven Universe Aneesh Barai\n 18 Celebrations of Resilience Elin Kelsey\nPart III Visions in the Water\n 19 Anthropos and the Ocean Brian Attebery\n 20 Kim Stanley Robinson’s Case for Hope in New York 2140 John Rieder\n 21 Myth Makes Us See Adam Gidwitz\n 22 Sleeping with the Fishmen: Reimagining the Anthropocene through Oceanic-Chthonic Kinships Prema Arasu and Drew Thornton\n 23 Fish Girl’s Dilemma Donna Jo Napoli\n 24 From Culture Hero to Emissions Zero: Critiquing Maui’s Extractivist Mindset in Disney’s Moana Christopher D. Foley\n 25 Finding Balance and Hope in the Indigenous Past David Bowles\n 26 Reimagining Youth Relations with Moananuiākea (The Large, Expansive Ocean): Contemporary Niuhi Mo’olelo (Man-Eating Shark Stories) and Environmental Activism Caryn Lesuma\n 27 The Future That Has Yet to Be Imagined Shaun Tan\nPart IV Playing with Fire\n 28 Anthropos and the Fire Brian Attebery\n 29 Convert or Kill: Disanthropocentric Systems and Religious Myth in Jemisin’s Broken Earth Derek J. Thiess\n 30 Reimaging the Upright Ape Jane Yolen\n 31 Myths of (Un)creation: Narrative Strategies for Confronting the Anthropocene Jacob Burg\n 32 The Stepping Stone, the Boulder, and the Star: A Fable for the Anthropocene Grace L. Dillon\n 33 On Monsters and Other Matters of Housekeeping: Reading Jeff VanderMeer with Donna Haraway and Ursula K. Le Guin Kim Hendrickx\n 34 The Seriousness of Writing Funny Molly B. Burnham\n 35 Literalizing Hyperobjects: On (mis)Representing Global Warming in A Song of Ice and Fire and Game of Thrones Markus Laukkanen\nIndex