Description
A by-now classic and deeply influential critique of the foundational assumptions of ecocriticism (and strands of Romantic literature), Morton’s book issues a challenge to the idea of Nature as a transcendental term—and to the fantasy of a reconciliation of subject and object—in order to bring the environment “into the foreground” and to allow an ecology without nature to emerge.
Creator
Morton, Timothy
Publisher
Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 2007
Contributor
Meeker, Natania
Language
English
Type
Book