Pages: 184

Year: 2022

Dimensions: 210 x 148mm

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Re-centring Mother Earth

Ecological Reading of Contemporary Works of Fiction

Literary critics have focused on the nexus between literature and the ecological environment. As a mirror of society, literature encapsulates the natural ecosystem to address environmental degradation as one of the major issues being confronted by communities the world over. Individual literary critics have demonstrated how literary writers have deliberately presented the impact of Mother Nature on the lives of characters. However, most critics have hardly demonstrated the essential role of the ecological environment on the political, social and religious attributes of human life.in Re-centring Mother Earth: Ecological Reading of Contemporary Works of Fiction, Andrew Nyongesa investigates the role of Mother Nature in the political, cultural, religious aspects of human life in contemporary novels. Using eco-criticism, the study challenges homocentric attributes of literature and shows how the ecological environment affects all facets of human life.

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About the author

Andrew Nyongesa

Andrew Nyongesa is a Kenyan novelist and teacher with great passion for
English language and literature. Some of his published works are Worms
in the Lounge
(2012), The Rise of Rodedom (2013) and The Endless Battle
(2016); all of which spin around postcolonial theory – the struggle of
the underdog to subvert the values of the dominant group.

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