Kyle Bladow, Jennifer LadinoEmotion, Embodiment, Environment
Affective Ecocriticism
Emotion, Embodiment, Environment
Herausgeber: Bladow, Kyle; Ladino, Jennifer
Kyle Bladow, Jennifer LadinoEmotion, Embodiment, Environment
Affective Ecocriticism
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Herausgeber: Bladow, Kyle; Ladino, Jennifer
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"Affective Ecocriticism approaches emergent affects in relation to environments with a sense of urgency and an accessible style that will speak to readers across a range of disciplinary and geographic locations"--
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Produktdetails
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- Verlag: University of Nebraska Press
- Seitenzahl: 360
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. November 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 560g
- ISBN-13: 9781496207562
- ISBN-10: 1496207564
- Artikelnr.: 52420297
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: University of Nebraska Press
- Seitenzahl: 360
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. November 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 560g
- ISBN-13: 9781496207562
- ISBN-10: 1496207564
- Artikelnr.: 52420297
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Kyle Bladow is an assistant professor of Native American studies at Northland College. Jennifer Ladino is an associate professor of English at the University of Idaho. She is the author of Reclaiming Nostalgia: Longing for Nature in American Literature.
List of Illustrations
Acknowledgments
Toward an Affective Ecocriticism: Placing Feeling in the Anthropocene
Kyle Bladow and Jennifer Ladino
Part 1. Theoretical Foundations
1. “what do we do but keep breathing as best we can this / minute
atmosphere”: Juliana Spahr and Anthropocene Anxiety
Nicole M. Merola
2. From Nostalgic Longing to Solastalgic Distress: A Cognitive Approach to
Love in the Anthropocene
Alexa Weik von Mossner
3. A New Gentleness: Affective Ficto-Regionality
Neil Campbell
Part 2. Affective Attachments: Land, Bodies, Justice
4. Feeling the Fires of Climate Change: Land Affect in Canada’s Tar Sands
Jobb Arnold
5. Wendell Berry and the Affective Turn
William Major
6. A Hunger for Words: Food Affects and Embodied Ideology
Tom Hertweck
7. Uncanny Homesickness and War: Loss of Affect, Loss of Place, and
Reworlding in Redeployment
Ryan Hediger
Part 3. Animality: Feeling Species and Boundaries
8. Desiring Species with Darwin and Freud
Robert Azzarello
9. Tragedy, Ecophobia, and Animality in the Anthropocene
Brian Deyo
10. Futurity without Optimism: Detaching from Anthropocentrism and Grieving
Our Fathers in Beasts of the Southern Wild
Allyse Knox-Russell
Part 4. Environmentalist Killjoys: Politics and Pedagogy
11. The Queerness of Environmental Affect
Nicole Seymour
12. Feeling Let Down: Affect, Environmentalism, and the Power of Negative
Thinking
Lisa Ottum
13. Feeling Depleted: Ecocinema and the Atmospherics of Affect
Graig Uhlin
14. Coming of Age at the End of the World: The Affective Arc of
Undergraduate Environmental Studies Curricula
Sarah Jaquette Ray
List of Contributors
Index
Acknowledgments
Toward an Affective Ecocriticism: Placing Feeling in the Anthropocene
Kyle Bladow and Jennifer Ladino
Part 1. Theoretical Foundations
1. “what do we do but keep breathing as best we can this / minute
atmosphere”: Juliana Spahr and Anthropocene Anxiety
Nicole M. Merola
2. From Nostalgic Longing to Solastalgic Distress: A Cognitive Approach to
Love in the Anthropocene
Alexa Weik von Mossner
3. A New Gentleness: Affective Ficto-Regionality
Neil Campbell
Part 2. Affective Attachments: Land, Bodies, Justice
4. Feeling the Fires of Climate Change: Land Affect in Canada’s Tar Sands
Jobb Arnold
5. Wendell Berry and the Affective Turn
William Major
6. A Hunger for Words: Food Affects and Embodied Ideology
Tom Hertweck
7. Uncanny Homesickness and War: Loss of Affect, Loss of Place, and
Reworlding in Redeployment
Ryan Hediger
Part 3. Animality: Feeling Species and Boundaries
8. Desiring Species with Darwin and Freud
Robert Azzarello
9. Tragedy, Ecophobia, and Animality in the Anthropocene
Brian Deyo
10. Futurity without Optimism: Detaching from Anthropocentrism and Grieving
Our Fathers in Beasts of the Southern Wild
Allyse Knox-Russell
Part 4. Environmentalist Killjoys: Politics and Pedagogy
11. The Queerness of Environmental Affect
Nicole Seymour
12. Feeling Let Down: Affect, Environmentalism, and the Power of Negative
Thinking
Lisa Ottum
13. Feeling Depleted: Ecocinema and the Atmospherics of Affect
Graig Uhlin
14. Coming of Age at the End of the World: The Affective Arc of
Undergraduate Environmental Studies Curricula
Sarah Jaquette Ray
List of Contributors
Index
List of Illustrations
Acknowledgments
Toward an Affective Ecocriticism: Placing Feeling in the Anthropocene
Kyle Bladow and Jennifer Ladino
Part 1. Theoretical Foundations
1. “what do we do but keep breathing as best we can this / minute
atmosphere”: Juliana Spahr and Anthropocene Anxiety
Nicole M. Merola
2. From Nostalgic Longing to Solastalgic Distress: A Cognitive Approach to
Love in the Anthropocene
Alexa Weik von Mossner
3. A New Gentleness: Affective Ficto-Regionality
Neil Campbell
Part 2. Affective Attachments: Land, Bodies, Justice
4. Feeling the Fires of Climate Change: Land Affect in Canada’s Tar Sands
Jobb Arnold
5. Wendell Berry and the Affective Turn
William Major
6. A Hunger for Words: Food Affects and Embodied Ideology
Tom Hertweck
7. Uncanny Homesickness and War: Loss of Affect, Loss of Place, and
Reworlding in Redeployment
Ryan Hediger
Part 3. Animality: Feeling Species and Boundaries
8. Desiring Species with Darwin and Freud
Robert Azzarello
9. Tragedy, Ecophobia, and Animality in the Anthropocene
Brian Deyo
10. Futurity without Optimism: Detaching from Anthropocentrism and Grieving
Our Fathers in Beasts of the Southern Wild
Allyse Knox-Russell
Part 4. Environmentalist Killjoys: Politics and Pedagogy
11. The Queerness of Environmental Affect
Nicole Seymour
12. Feeling Let Down: Affect, Environmentalism, and the Power of Negative
Thinking
Lisa Ottum
13. Feeling Depleted: Ecocinema and the Atmospherics of Affect
Graig Uhlin
14. Coming of Age at the End of the World: The Affective Arc of
Undergraduate Environmental Studies Curricula
Sarah Jaquette Ray
List of Contributors
Index
Acknowledgments
Toward an Affective Ecocriticism: Placing Feeling in the Anthropocene
Kyle Bladow and Jennifer Ladino
Part 1. Theoretical Foundations
1. “what do we do but keep breathing as best we can this / minute
atmosphere”: Juliana Spahr and Anthropocene Anxiety
Nicole M. Merola
2. From Nostalgic Longing to Solastalgic Distress: A Cognitive Approach to
Love in the Anthropocene
Alexa Weik von Mossner
3. A New Gentleness: Affective Ficto-Regionality
Neil Campbell
Part 2. Affective Attachments: Land, Bodies, Justice
4. Feeling the Fires of Climate Change: Land Affect in Canada’s Tar Sands
Jobb Arnold
5. Wendell Berry and the Affective Turn
William Major
6. A Hunger for Words: Food Affects and Embodied Ideology
Tom Hertweck
7. Uncanny Homesickness and War: Loss of Affect, Loss of Place, and
Reworlding in Redeployment
Ryan Hediger
Part 3. Animality: Feeling Species and Boundaries
8. Desiring Species with Darwin and Freud
Robert Azzarello
9. Tragedy, Ecophobia, and Animality in the Anthropocene
Brian Deyo
10. Futurity without Optimism: Detaching from Anthropocentrism and Grieving
Our Fathers in Beasts of the Southern Wild
Allyse Knox-Russell
Part 4. Environmentalist Killjoys: Politics and Pedagogy
11. The Queerness of Environmental Affect
Nicole Seymour
12. Feeling Let Down: Affect, Environmentalism, and the Power of Negative
Thinking
Lisa Ottum
13. Feeling Depleted: Ecocinema and the Atmospherics of Affect
Graig Uhlin
14. Coming of Age at the End of the World: The Affective Arc of
Undergraduate Environmental Studies Curricula
Sarah Jaquette Ray
List of Contributors
Index







