From Ego to Eco : Mapping Shifts from Anthropocentrism to Ecocentrism.
By: M�uller, Sabine Lenore.
Contributor(s): Pusse, Tina-Karen.
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Intro -- From Ego to Eco: Mapping Shifts from Anthropocentrism to Ecocentrism -- Copyright -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- List of Figures -- Introduction -- Part 1: Ecocentric Ways of Being: Human-Nature Continuities in Philosophy and Poetry -- 1 The Language of Nature: Non-differentiation and Concept Formation in Early Modern Empiricisms -- 2 Environmental Modernism: Ecocentric Conceptions of the Self and the Emotions in the Works of R.M. Rilke and W.B. Yeats -- 3 Hortus Deliciarum/Garden of Delights: A Somatic Interpretation -- 4 From Dead Letters to Living Writing: The Aesthetic of Life in Novalis -- Part 2: Ecocentric Dwelling: The Global and the Local -- 5 A Voice from the Land: The Ecopoetics of a Gaeltacht Oral Poet -- 6 Murder in a Meadow: Environmental and Cultural Extinction in Cathal �O Searcaigh's "Scr�ud�u Coinsiasa Roimh Dhul Chun Suain" -- 7 "Poetry's a Line of Defence": Ecopoetry and Politics in the 21st Century -- 8 Greening Democracy: A Defence of Critical Political Theory -- Part 3: Ecocentric Vision: Zoomorphism and Animal Perspectives -- 9 Dark Ecology and Black Comedy in Patrick McGinley's Foggage -- 10 Above, Below and Behind the Camera: The Perspective of Animals -- Part 4: Ecocentrism at the Limits: Animal Encounters -- 11 Against Exuberant Ecocentrism: Kafka, Coetzee and Transformative Mimesis -- Index.
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