Ecological and environmental turns : (re)mapping China's sociocultural landscape through ecocinema /
"The world faces unprecedented challenges from war, disease, and environmental disasters. Post-COVID-19, the need to reconsider human-nonhuman relations has become critical. This book remaps China's socio-environmental landscape through ecocinema and ecocriticism, exploring how we might re...
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Amherst, New York :
Cambria Press,
2025.
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| Series: | Cambria sinophone world series.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: Pragmatic turns
- Chapter 1: Back to 1942: forgotten history and lost memory in the making of a famine narrative
- Chapter 2: Aftershock: ecological and psychological trauma through the mode of family melodrama
- Chapter 3: Waking the Green Tiger: environmental activism through social media
- Chapter 4: Still Life: bodies in ruins and landscape in disappearance
- Chapter 5: Manufactured Landscapes: a mediation and meditation between film and photography
- Chapter 6: Behemouth: a poetic vision of ravaged landscape
- Chapter 7: Under the Dome: a multimedia documentary in the digital age
- Chapter 8: Plastic China: transnational trash flow and documentary narratives
- Chapter 9: Days and Nights in Wuhan and 76 Days: the lockdown narrative and post-pandemic documentaries
- Chapter 10: Kekexili-Mountain Patrol: Tibetan antelopes and wilderness through the lens of a man with a camera
- Chapter 11: Wolf Totem: a romantic elegy to exterminated animals and endangered ethnicities
- Chapter 12: Kung Fu Panda: anthropomorphic animated animals and computer-generated Kung Fu masters
- Conclusion: The Wandering Earth: the present and the future.