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Nature Writing

Articles, criticism

"Representing the Environment". by Lawrence Buell,from The green studies reader: from Romanticism to ecocriticism, edited by Laurence Coupe, 1995.
ebrary (E-bok tilgjengelig for eierbibliotek via Internett)

Introduction to Ecocriticism News articles and position papers on the growing field of ecocriticism

Hunting the Wild: Primitivists and Ecofeminists Up in Arms essay by Cheryll Glotfelty, from Weber Studies

"Reading (in) the Blue Ridge Mountains: the bioregional imperative of Cold Mountain." by Nicole M. Merola, from Reader: Essays in Reader-Oriented Theory, Criticism, and Pedagogy, No. 53, Fall 2005, p.45-75. (In the opening chapter of Charles Frazier's Civil War romance Cold Mountain, the reader meets Inman, a Confederate soldier wounded in the neck at the battle of Fredericksburg and now recovering at a hospital. Merola discusses the importance of bioregionalism as an environmental philosophy.)

“A Literature of Place” by Barry Lopez

`I recognize thy glory': on the American nature essay. by Sydney Lea, from Sewanee Review, Summer 1998, p.478-485.

"'I Am a Transparent Eyeball:' The Politics of Vision in American Nature Writing"
By Gretchen Legler, from Reading under the Sign of Nature: New Essays in Ecocriticism, edited by John Tallmadge and Henry Harrington, pp. 243-50. Salt Lake City: The University of Utah Press, 2000. (In the following essay, Legler examines the ways in which such writers as Dillard, Ralph Waldo Emerson, and Henry David Thoreau explore nature in their works.)

bibliographies

Ecological Literature and Criticism

Nature writing links

Cheryll Glotfelty, "What is Ecocriticism?" From ASLE

weber studies A quarterly journal, on the culture and environment of the contemporary West.

The Weber Studies Reading Room

Orion Magazine

The Association for the Study of Literature and Environment

Web Resources on Nature Writing from Virginia Commonwealth University

ASLE Library of Environmental Writing
from ASLE (The Association for the Study of Literature and the Environment)


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Albee, Edward
Alexie, Sherman
Alvarez, Julia
Angelou, Maya
Auster, Paul
Bass, Rick
Barthelme, Donald
Bishop , Elizabeth
Carver , Raymond
Chopin, Kate
Cornwell, Patricia
Corpi, Lucha
DeLillo, Don
Dickinson, Emily
Dillard, Annie
Dreher, Sarah
Edson, Margaret
Ellison, Ralph
Faulkner, William
Fitzgerald, F. Scott
Frost, Robert
Gaines, Ernest
Gilman, Charlotte P.
Ginsberg, Allen
Glaspell, Susan
Hale, Janet C.
Hawthorne, Nathaniel
Hemingway, Ernest
Hillerman, Tony
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