Sommario
Poetiche
| Poems | |
| Apirana Taylor | 8-10 |
| Poems | |
| Lance Henson | 11-14 |
| Poems | |
| Raphael D'Abdon | 15-18 |
Articoli
| A Climate of Hope | |
| Bill Ashcroft | 19-34 |
| The Limits of Environmental Writing: Thirlmere Lake, Hetch Hetchy Valley & Storm King Mountain | |
| Paul Kane | 35-52 |
| From the Personal Heresy to Ecocriticism: Moving Canons, Creating Reading Communities | |
| John Thieme | 53-62 |
| The Fiction of Tim Winton: Relational Ecology in an Unsettled Land | |
| Lyn McCredden | 63-71 |
| Places of the Imagination: Ecological Concerns in David Malouf’s “Jacko’s Reach” | |
| Antonella Riem | 72-80 |
| “A garden of green lace”: P. K. Page’s Ecolect | |
| Biancamaria Rizzardi | 81-89 |
| ‘Hearts of Darkness’ in Shining India. Maps of Ecological Un-Sustainability in the North-East | |
| Rossella Ciocca | 90-98 |
| Who Cares About Children’s Rights? Critical Multi- modal Awareness and its Implications for the Design, Analysis and Use of Children’s On- line Educational Materials | |
| Nicoletta Vasta, Piergiorgio Trevisan | 99-125 |
| Multimodal Awareness in Ecology Discourse for Children Education | |
| Maria Bortoluzzi | 126-139 |
| Robinson’s Anthropo-Poiesis | |
| Simona Corso | 140-150 |
| Postcolonial Transformations: the Forest in Ben Okri’s The Famished Road | |
| Nicoletta Brazzelli | 151-161 |
| Floating/Travelling Gardens of (Post)colonial Time | |
| Carmen Concilio | 162-172 |
| Natura e morte al tempo della guerra secondo Lawrence | |
| Maria Grazia Dongu | 173-181 |
| Contrées sans culture: ‘Nature’ Across the Anthropological Rift | |
| Lucia Folena | 182-193 |
| ‘Thou retir’est to endless Rest’. Abraham Cowley’s ‘Wise’ and ‘Epicuræan’ Grassehopper | |
| Milena Romero Allué | 194-211 |
| The Uncanny and the Secular in Amitav Ghosh’s The Great Derangement and The Hungry Tide | |
| Alessandro Vescovi | 212-222 |
| “…so much immortal wealth”: Life in the Sick-Room by Harriet Martineau as Eco-Sustainable Narrative | |
| Loredana Salis | 223-237 |
| Communicating “Natural knowledge” for the “common benefit” of England: Science, Trade and Colonial Expansion in Philosophical Transactions 1665-1700 | |
| Manuela D'Amore | 238-251 |
| Ecopsychology in J. G. Ballard’s Fiction | |
| Paola Della Valle | 252-262 |
| ‘Violence against the Earth is Violence against Women’: The Rape Theme in Women’s Eco-Narratives | |
| Deborah Saidero | 263-273 |
| “One thing does not exist: Oblivion.” The Poiesis of Everness and the Wildness of Art in Anita Desai’s “The Artist of Disappearance” | |
| Daniela Fargione | 274-283 |
| A Deceptive Initiation: An Ecological Paradigm in Howard O’Hagan’s | |
| Sergiy Yakovenko | 284-294 |
| Paradigms of the Ecocritical Canon in T. S. Eliot’s Early Poems | |
| Arianna Antonielli | 295-305 |
| ‘The Dimension of the Symbolic’: Environmental Issues in David Malouf’s “Jacko’s Reach” | |
| Jacopo Vigna-Taglianti | 306-313 |
| The Aesthetics of the Green Postcolonial Novel in Kiran Desai’s The Inheritance of Loss | |
| Angelo Monaco | 314-324 |
| ‘Hail, reverend Structure!’ Questioning Patriarchal Parenthood in the Aquatic Imagery of Grottoes in Court Masques | |
| Caterina Guardini | 325-337 |
| “A little place in the neighbourhood of a great city”: Landscape and Environment in Walter Pater’s “The Child in the House”, “An English Poet” and “Emerald Uthwart” | |
| Giovanni Bassi | 338-346 |
| “An art / That Nature makes”: The Alchemical Conception of Art and Nature in Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale | |
| Martina Zamparo | 347-360 |
| La costruzione dell’identità nelle pratiche giornalistiche: il caso dei rifugiati | |
| Valentina Boschian Bailo | 361-369 |
Recensioni
| Medicine Matters in Five Comedies of Shakespeare. From the Renaissance Context to a Reading of the Play | |
| Elisa Fortunato | 370-371 |
| The Scale of Love: Jan Kemp's Dante’s Heaven | |
| Peter Byrne | 372-374 |
| Objects in Italian Life and Culture: Fiction, Migration, and Artificiality | |
| Danila Cannamela | 375-377 |
| The Re-empowerment of Native Canadians through Literature: A Comparison between Lee Maracle’s Goodbye, Snauq and Tomson Highway’s Hearts and Flowers | |
| Giuseppe Barca | 378-381 |
Interviste
| In Conversation with Neerav Patel | |
| Jaydeep Sarangi | 382-387 |