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"At a time when we have all lived through profound and unexpected disruptions to our shared spaces, routines, economies, societies, and work-lives, this book considers the nature and implications of rupture, the commons, and their conjoining. Addressing rupture and disruption through the lens of literary and cultural studies, this volume traverses genres - film, fiction, theatre, poetry, and the graphic novel - and continents, and addresses histories and identities as ecologies. The focus is resolutely contemporary, with nearly all of the texts being analyzed produced within the last decade. Beginning with the history of, and debates about, Garrett Hardin's famous "tragedy of the commons," Ruptured Commons engages with texts and cultures of disaster wherein artistic expression becomes a form of protest and a path to change. This collection both critically examines our arrival at and understanding of this moment, and explores diverse, and hopeful, visions for the future embedded within contemporary culture"--
Series editor's preface -- Acknowledgements -- Contributors -- List of figures -- Introduction -- Bibliography -- Part I Common(ing) problems -- Chapter 1 Risk and responsibility in Kamila Shamsie's Burnt Shadows -- Bibliography -- Chapter 2 An escape artist -- Bibliography -- Part II Ruptured spaces -- Chapter 3 A work, or a walk, in progress -- Bibliography -- Chapter 4 Drawing life in limbo -- Bibliography -- Part III Fractured histories -- Chapter 5 Narrating entanglements of British Colonialism and German National Socialism -- Bibliography -- Chapter 6 Performing the archive -- Funding -- Bibliography -- Part IV Disrupted ecologies -- Chapter 7 Planetary crisis and the sympoietics of the pest -- Funding -- Bibliography -- Chapter 8 'Dangerous, Ugly Air' -- Acknowledgements -- Bibliography -- Part V Healing and regeneration.
edited by Anna Guttman and Veronica Austen.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Amsterdam ; Philadelphia : John Benjamins Publishing Company, 2024
FILLM Studies in Languages and Literatures Series