Gould Charlotte and Mesplède Sophie, eds. British Art and the Environment
While ecocriticism has now become a well-established branch of literary studies, art history has only recently begun to claim a place within the environmental humanities. The interest in such an approach has gathered pace in the last four years, with a series of publications including ‘Landscape no...
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Études britanniques contemporaines
2022
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| Shrnutí: | While ecocriticism has now become a well-established branch of literary studies, art history has only recently begun to claim a place within the environmental humanities. The interest in such an approach has gathered pace in the last four years, with a series of publications including ‘Landscape now’, the November 2018 issue of British Art Studies, Mark Cheetham’s Landscape Into Eco-Art (2018), as well Andrew Patrizio’s The Ecological Eye (2020), which argues that it is time for the discipli... |
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