Early Modern Ecostudies: From the Florentine Codex to Shakespeare

摘要: PART I: ECOCRITICISM AND EARLY MODERN EUROPE: NEW APPROACHES, MATURING DISCIPLINES 'Slow Shakespeare or, Reversing our Crimes Against Nature' S.O'Dair 'Mute Timber? Environmental Stichomythia in the Old Arcadia' T.Borlik 'Defining Nature Through Monstrosity' G.Brown 'Doing Ecocriticism with Shakespeare' S.Estok 'How to Do Things Animals: Thoughts on/with Early Modern Cat' K.Raber 'Utopian Ecocriticism: Naturalizing Thomas More's Utopia' I.Kamps & M.L.Smith 'Summer's Lease: (and Others) Little Ice Age' R.Markley II: THE SPIRIT FLESH: IMPLICATIONS OF RELIGION FOR NATURE 'Anima-tion at Gidding: Life-Giving Across Species Barrier an Bible Harmony' N.Johnson 'An Ecocritical Evaluation of Book XI Florentine Codex' M.Gimmel 'Meditation on Creatures: Ecoliterary Uses Ancient Tradition' J.Gatta 'The Pomology Eden: Apple Culture and New England Poetry' M.G.Ziser III: EMPIRE 'Delight Is a Slave Dominion: Awakening Empire Richard Ligon's History' A.Lioi 'Searching for De Soto: Narrative Scholarship, Ecocriticism, Problems Place' T.Hallock 'Imagining Forest: Longleaf Pine Ecosystems Spanish English Writings Southeast, 1542-1709' E.Thomson Shields 'Would More Have Wanted Go To Mars? The Eco-economy Colonial Promotion Literature' T.Sweet