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Contents\n0. Introduction\nPart I. Ecocritical Theories of Culture and Literature\n 1. The Lightest Burden: The Aesthetic Abductions of Biosemiotics\n 2. Earth’s Poesy: Romantic Poetics, Natural Philosophy, and Biosemiotics\n 3. Merleau-Ponty and the Eco-Literary Imaginary\n 4. Ecology and Immanence\n 5. Paradox as Bedrock: Social Systems Theory and the Ungrounding of Literary Environmentalism in Edward Abbey’s Desert Solitaire\n 6. Aesthetics of Nature – A Philosophical Perspective\n 7. Cultural Ecology of Literature – Literature as Cultural Ecology\nPart II. Issues and Directions of Contemporary Ecocriticism\n 8. Neither the ‘Simple Backward Look’ nor the ‘Simple Progressive Thrust’: Ecocriticism and the Politics of Prosperity\n 9. Political Ecology: Nature, Democracy, and American Literary Culture\n 10. Ecocriticism and Postcolonial Studies\n 11. Ecofeminisms, the Toxic Body, and Linda Hogan’s Power\n 12. Ecocriticism, Place Studies, and Colm Tóibín’s “A Long Winter”: A Biocultural Perspective\n 13. Animal Studies: Kafka’s Animal Stories\n 14. From Material to Posthuman Ecocriticism: Hybridity, Stories, Natures\n 15. Conciliation and Consilience: Climate Change in Barbara Kingsolver’s Flight Behaviour\nPart III. Between the Local and the Global: Cultural Diversity vs. Eco-Cosmopolitanism\n 16. Narrative Scholarship as an American Contribution to Global Ecocriticism\n 17. Ecology and Life Writing in Transnational and Transcultural Perspective\n 18. From Thomas Mann to Porto Marghera: Material Ecocriticism, Literary Interpretation, and Death in Venice\n 19. Mediterranean Ecocriticism: The Sea in the Middle\n 20. Eco- and Geo- Approaches in French and Francophone Literary Studies\n 21. Latin American Environmental Discourses, Indigenous Ecological Consciousness and the Problem of ‘Authentic’ Native Identities\n 22. Women Writing Nature in the Global South: New Forest Texts from Fractured Indian Forests\n 23. Ecocultures and the African Literary Tradition\n 24. Ecosophy and Ecoaesthetics: A Chinese Perspective\n 25. World Risk Society and Ecoglobalism: Risk, Literature, and the Anthropocene\nPart IV. Ecologies of Literary Communication Sieglinde Grimm and Berbeli Wanning\n 26. Cultural Ecology and the Teaching of Literature\n 27. Environmental Narrative, Embodiment, and Emotion\n 28. Beyond the Wasteland: An Ecocritical Reading of Modernist Trauma Literature\n 29. Literary Place and Cultural Memory\n 30. The Ecology of Literary Chronotopes\n 31. Cultural Ecology and Literary Translation\nPart V. Genre and Media Ecologies\n 32. PANORAMA: Three Ecocinematic Territories\n 33. Ecomusicology from Poetic to Practical\n 34. Within and Beyond the Art World: Environmentalist Criticism of Visual Art\nIndex of Subjects\nIndex of Names\nList of Contributors