Over the few years ecocriticism, though
once rooted in literary studies, has become an interdisciplinary study,
collaborating with other disciplines of learning under the same umbrella of
environmental humanities. So, the present
volume, though not limited, is going to cover not only literary texts but any
other study that highlight encompassing theoretical, cultural, and ecological
interpretive strategies from interdisciplinary perspectives as reflected in
other disciplines of
learning like natural sciences, ethics, politics, psychology, philosophy,
history, economics etc. Though not limited, the following areas may be studied:
- Affective
ecocriticism
- Anthropocene
and ecocriticism
- Art
and ecocriticism
- Climate
change and ecocriticism
- Elemental
ecocriticism
- Empirical
ecocriticism
- Environmental-Justice
ecocriticism
- Feminist
ecocriticism
- Food
and ecocriticism
- Material
ecocriticism
- Media/film
and ecocriticism
- National/continental
ecocriticisms
- Place-based
ecocriticism
- Postcolonial
ecocriticism
- Posthumanist
ecocriticism
- Postmodern
ecocriticism
- Prismatic,
dark, veer, queer ecologies and ecocriticism
- Urban
ecocriticism
- Water
and ecocriticism
- Waves
of ecocriticism