Description
Dive into the thought-provoking world of 'Dark Scenes from Damaged Earth,' a groundbreaking collection that reimagines the Gothic in the context of today's critical geological challenges. This trade paperback, published by University of Minnesota Press in 2022, features a compelling assortment of essays written by leading scholars who explore the intersection of Gothic literature and our current Anthropocene age. Engaging with themes such as climate change, ecological collapse, and mass extinction, this volume presents the Gothic as more than mere horror—it's a vital lens through which we can examine contemporary environmental crises.
With contributions from esteemed academics like Timothy Morton and Fred Botting, 'Dark Scenes from Damaged Earth' takes readers beyond traditional narratives and into a realm rich with insight and urgency. The essays delve into various cultural phenomena, referencing iconic works such as True Detective and Jaws, while addressing pressing issues like environmental justice and the North/South divide. By unraveling the genealogy of the Gothic and its relevance to modern existential dilemmas, this collection ignites essential conversations around dark ecology and societal disparities.
Perfect for students, scholars, and enthusiasts of environmental literature, this book not only enriches your understanding of the Gothic genre but also equips you with new perspectives on the ongoing climate crisis. Order your copy now to explore these dark scenes that mirror our fragile world, and discover how the Gothic can illuminate new paths forward in our predicaments today.
With contributions from esteemed academics like Timothy Morton and Fred Botting, 'Dark Scenes from Damaged Earth' takes readers beyond traditional narratives and into a realm rich with insight and urgency. The essays delve into various cultural phenomena, referencing iconic works such as True Detective and Jaws, while addressing pressing issues like environmental justice and the North/South divide. By unraveling the genealogy of the Gothic and its relevance to modern existential dilemmas, this collection ignites essential conversations around dark ecology and societal disparities.
Perfect for students, scholars, and enthusiasts of environmental literature, this book not only enriches your understanding of the Gothic genre but also equips you with new perspectives on the ongoing climate crisis. Order your copy now to explore these dark scenes that mirror our fragile world, and discover how the Gothic can illuminate new paths forward in our predicaments today.