Table of Contents

Fiona BECKET and Terry GIFFORD: Introduction
Val PLUMWOOD: Journey to the Heart of Stone
John PARHAM: What is (ecological) ‘nature’? John Stuart Mill and the Victorian Perspective
Judith RUGG: Fear and Flowers in Anya Gallaccio’s Forest Floor, Keep off the Grass, Glaschu and Repens
Hannes BERGTHALLER: Like a Ship to be Tossed: Emersonian Environmentalism and Marilynne Robinson’s Housekeeping
Gillian RUDD: In the Mirror of Middle Earth: Langland’s use of the world as a book and what we can make of it
Greg GARRARD: Poodles and Curs: Eugenic Comedy in Ibsen’s An Enemy of the People
Axel GOODBODY: The Hunter as Nature-Lover: Idyll, aggression and ecology in the German animal stories of Otto Alscher
Graham HUGGAN: Postcolonialism, Ecocriticism and the Animal in Recent Canadian Fiction
Matthew JARVIS: Barry MacSweeney’s Moorland Romance
Judith TUCKER: Painting Landscape: Mediating Dislocation
Guinevere NARRAWAY: Modernity and the Politics of Place in Luis Trenker’s Der verlorene Sohn
Louise WESTLING: Heidegger and Merleau-Ponty: Ecopoetics and the Problem of Humanism
Notes on Contributors
Index