Vol. 22 No. 1 (2021): Embracing the Loss of Nature: Searching for Responsibility in an Age of Crisis

Published: 2021-06-16

Foreword

A Note from the COPAS Editors

Samira Spatzek, Paula von Gleich, Stephen Koetzing, Gesine Wegner, Juliann Knaus, Whitney Frazier Peterson, Fenja Heisig

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Editorial

Embracing the Loss of Nature: Searching for Responsibility in an Age of Crisis

Jaime Elizabeth Hyatt, Florian Wagner

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Articles

Is Nature About to (Be) End(ed)? Conceptions of the Environment and Moral Responsibility in the Anthropocene

Lena Pfeifer

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Phenomenally Affective: Kass Morgan’s The 100 and the Apocalyptic Politics of Care

Hannah Nelson-Teutsch

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Lost Chances? Re-Negotiating Forest Activism in the Anthropocene

Sarah Marak

45-64
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In Search of a New Cognitive Schema: Unsettling Colonial Epistemologies in Dionne Brand’s A Map to the Door of No Return

Deborah Pomeranz

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Returning to Nature as Habitat? The Ecocritical, Non-Canonical Voice of the Environmentally Dispossessed in Waslala: Memorial del Futuro

Claudia Monica Isabel Hachenberger

83-101
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A Farewell to Anthropocentrism in American Postbellum Prose: A Reconsideration of Tim O’Brien’s The Things They Carried

Anouk Aerni

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“But the storm, this storm, has no apology”: Extraction, Ecophobia, and the Ecogothic in Linda Hogan’s Power

Bethany Jordan Webster-Parmentier

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“Like harvest moon, except I ate a guy:” Graveyard Keeper’s Dark Ecology

Katie Deane

146-164
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