Framing the Environmental Humanities.

Intro -- Framing the Environmental Humanities -- Copyright -- Contents -- 1 Introduction: Framing Nature -- Part 1: Literary Frames -- 2 Framing in Literary Energy Narratives -- 3 Narrating in Fluid Frames: Overcoming Anthropocentrism in Zora Neale Hurston's Early Short Fiction on Rivers -- 4 320 Million Years, a Century, a Quarter of a Mile, a Couple of Paces: Framing the 'Good Step' in Tim Robinson's Stones of Aran -- Part 2: History, Politics, and National Frames -- 5 Ghosts, Power, and the Natures of Nature: Reconstructing the World of Jón Guðmundsson the Learned -- 6 Reframing Sacred Natural Sites as National Monuments in Estonia: Shifts in Nature-Culture Interactions -- 7 Animals in Norwegian Political Party Programs: A Critical Reading -- 8 Chemical Unknowns: Preliminary Outline for an Environmental History of Fear -- 9 Czeching American Nature Images in the Work of Robinson Jeffers and John Steinbeck -- Part 3: Framing Nature on Screen -- 10 Black-and-White Telecasting? Water Pollution on Finnish and Estonian Television during the Cold War -- 11 Who's Framing Whom? Surrealism and Science in the Documentaries of Jean Painlevé -- 12 Cognitivist Film Theory and the Bioculturalist Turn in Eco-film Studies -- Part 4: Teaching Frames -- 13 Framing the Alien, Teaching District 9 -- 14 The Nature Study Idea: Framing Nature for Children in Early Twentieth Century Schools -- 15 Matter, Meaning, and the Classroom: A Case-Study -- 16 Postscript: Framing the Environmental Humanities -- Index.

The contributors to this volume use framing and framing theory to engage with key questions in environmental literature, history, politics, film, TV and pedagogy.

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