In Cormac McCarthy's The Road, the natural world is a central theme that shapes plot and characters of novel. This paper examines novel through lens ecocriticism, critical theoretical approach focuses on relationship between humans world. Through close reading analysis secondary sources, this explores how Road portrays as vital force sustains life, but also fragile system easily disrupted. impa...

Abstract This article investigates new perspectives on ecocriticism through the works of Flemish poet Dominique De Groen. Taking Timothy Morton’s notion ‘dark ecology’ as a starting point, it argues that Groen’s poetry represents form anthropocenic writing exceeds scope traditional ecocriticism. Read lens Anthropocene both geological era and an episteme, her can shed light entanglement between ...

This article brings posthumanist and new materialist perspectives to bear on the enmeshment of “the human” with among materialities greenwood in early Robin Hood ballads, focusing Monk. The suggests that medieval outlaw tales offer ecocriticism a site within literature not only challenges deconstructs prevailing notions human exceptionalism anthropocentrism, but also portrays forest as storied ...