The Journal of
Contemporary Thought
Winter Issue - 2012
Contents:
Locating Literature: Geography, History, Ecology
- Alan Johnson
Out of Place: The Ecopoetics of Dislocation
- Jenny Morse
Artists in Search of Themselves:
Stendhal and D.H. Lawrence in Italy
- Naveed Rehan
Representing the Natural Space in Pre-Revolutionary
America: An Ecocritical Understanding of John Bartram
- Li-Ru Lu
An Ecocritical Reading of Margaret Atwood's Surfacing
- Ambika Bhalla
Postcolonial Identities: The Fragmented Self in
Hisham Matar's In the Country of Men
- Dahood El-Oqla
Failed Thirdspaces and the Search for Home in Michael Cunningham's
A Home at the End of the World
- Daniel Shank Cruz
Impenetrable Mental Spaces: Flawed Perception in Paradise Lost,
the Nibelungenlied, Macbeth and Catch-22
- Shawn Boyd
Calvinist Rhetoric in Robinson Crusoe's
Earthenware Episode
- Ryan Topper
Landscape, Environmental In/Justice, and the Dilemma of Nationalism
in Chatterji's Anandamath and Mistry's A Fine Balance
- Kimberly N. Madsen
"Always Better, Less Rude, to Talk about Things
That Were the Same": The Necessity of Otherness
to a Functioning Public Sphere
- Valerie Ann Surrett
Fakir Mohan Senapati's Six Acres and a Third"
Towards a Bio-Political Literature
- Jyotirmaya Tripathy
Notes on Contributors