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Climate change fiction and eco-cultural crisis
the Industrial Revolution to the present
"Focusing on the climate change novel, Climate Change Fiction and Ecocultural Crisis gives an overview of some well-known narratives that contribute to contemporary understandings of climate change and imagine the role of the human in triggering it. The book proposes to broaden the cli-fi genre and argues that industrial fiction is the first example of climate change fiction"--
Weather : energy, meteorology, and the birth of climate change in nineteenth-century fiction -- Science : scientists/science tropes, climatic Darwinism, and the future in climate change fiction -- Religion : eco-theology and biblical imagery in climate change fiction -- The Postcolonial : environmental racism, fragmentation of the world, and survival in climate change fiction -- Coronavirus lessons for climate change procrastination.
Includes bibliographical references and index.