New Ecological Realisms: Post-Apocalyptic Fiction and Contemporary Theory
Presents post-apocalyptic fiction as a unique source of new realist ontologiesShows how new realism reshapes humanistic inquiry in the age of climate changeContributes to the rehabilitation and reframing of realism after postmodernismIntroduces a new contextual and ecological realism that reconnects...
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