In Lewis’s The Voyage of the Dawn Treader (1952), Lucy and Edmund Pevensie are joined by their ill-mannered cousin Eustace on a voyage to a number of marvelous islands in the Narnian ocean. The result is a work by someone who not only understands Homer’s Greek, but who also has an ear for modern verse. Here I work in the hollow of God’s hand’, another confides, ‘the flowers come, the rain follows the wind’ (‘Prayer’). And there are several moments in this collection when it seems as though nature renders her speechless.

Alice Oswald creates a narrative of the River Dart, tracking its life from source to sea, in this poem based on her conversations with people who live and work on the river. The mosaic’s interlinked short stories mirror the many interconnected facets that make up global climate change. Jorie Graham uses those expanding and compressing lines, which defeat the eyes and jumble the body’s rhythms so that your mind sort of breaks open.They further argue that climate fiction presenting a utopian sensibility, such as through evoking plausible mitigation pathways, can encourage proactive responses to the challenges of man-made climate change.

This article suggests that these transcendent understandings could be problematic in an era of globalization marked by movement and change. In September 2017, she was named as BBC Radio 4's second Poet-in-Residence, succeeding Daljit Nagra. Husserl appelait « monde vécu » (Lebenswelt) ou « monde de la vie » une présence de l’individu au monde qui solidarise l’homme avec son milieu, nous nous demanderons alors si, dans le contexte de crise écologique actuelle où l’homme se serait éloigné de la nature, nous ne devons pas intensifier notre mode de présence à celle-ci, pour mieux penser les relations que développe l'écrivain à son égard.And by assembling a chorus of responses (ancient and modern, East and West) to air’s manifold appearances, Gigantic Cinema offers a new perspective on what is the oldest conversation of all.

Commissioned for the festival of the Severn, this original new work aims to record what happens when the moon moves over the sublunary world: its effect on water and its effect on language. What his depictions reveal are the less commonly noticed aspects of Johannesburg city-life – in other words, what lies beneath its culture of surface. While I hesitate to claim that these herald a distinct postmodern turn in climate change fiction, I argue that these novels’ postmodernist self-awareness constitutes a promising new direction for fiction in the Anthropocene. Startpoint accommodation: stay in Okehampton YHA by the station (not to be confused with Bracken Tor hostel).Whilst Dart has a distinctly local emphasis in that it focuses on the river Dart in Devon and the landscape that it flows through, the poem’s envisioning of this specific geographical feature is far from being static or isolated. But I think the best nature poets are Homer, Ovid, Shakespeare, because they include the human and the non-human in the same picture. L'écopoétique de Giono dévoile ainsi comment le témoignage a permis à Giono de re-cultiver ses racines intérieures. The Tropicália movement (1967–1969) appeared to represent a radical break away from popular music tradition in Brazil, its heterogeneous, irreverent aesthetic seen as retrograde to Brazil’s struggle for cultural autonomy. Ted Hughes moved to the small village of North Tawton a few miles north of Dartmoor in 1961 and lived there for the rest of his life.