Ecologies: Nature, Culture, and Politics in Contemporary Britain

Ecologies: Nature, Culture, and Politics in Contemporary Britain

Journal for the Study of British Cultures: Volume 22 • No. 1/2015
Edited by Sebastian Berg and Christian Schmitt-Kilb

Contents:

• Sebastian Berg & Christian Schmitt-Kilb, 'Introduction'
• Peter Bennett, 'Tilting at Wind Farms'
• Martin Walter, '"At the Price of a Cappuccino"? Contemporary British Discourses of Eco-Consumerism'
• Sabine Müller, 'Questioning the "insuperable line": Strategies of Non-Differentiation in Animal Rights Philosophy and Advocacy in Britain's Past and Present'
• Hanne Bolze, 'Climate Change and the Novel: Maggie Gee's The Ice People and Robert Edric's Salvage'
• Roman Bartosch, 'Scaling the City: Urban Environments and Transcultural Consciousness in Zadie Smith's NW and Ian McEwan's Saturday'
• Sonja Frenzel, '"Overall, this is a massive organism": Discovering London at the Intersections of Nature and (Urban) Culture'
• H. Gustav Klaus, 'Remembering Stuart Hall (1932-2014) or, How Cultural Studies Came to Germany: A Personal Memoir'

Books Reviewed:

• Greg Garrard, ed. (2014), The Oxford Handbook of Ecocriticism
• Louise Westling (2014), The Logos of the Living World: Merleau-Ponty, Animals, and Language
• Helena Feder (2014), Ecocriticism and the Idea of Culture: Biology and the Bildungsroman
• Dirk Wieman & Gaby Mahlberg, eds. (2014), Perspectives on English Revolutionary Republicanism
• Jürgen Kamm, Jürgen Kramer & Bernd Lenz, eds. (2013), Deconstructing Terrorism: 9/11, 7/7 and Contemporary Culture
• Renate Bosch & Kylie Crane, eds. (2014), Visualising Australia: Images, Icons, Imaginations