Reinterpreting Hardy’s “Child of the Soil”: Tess of the d’Urbervilles as Phenomenological Green Writing

Famous for their detailed descriptions of bucolic landscapes, Hardy’s novels have often been classified within the pastoral genre, along with works portraying an idealised nature that should be protected from any contact with modern man. If this label was much debated over the last century, it becom...

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Auteur principal: Bertrand, Marie
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Langue:Anglais
Publié: FATHOM 2023
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