Cosmological Readings of Contemporary Australian Literature

Introduction: Literary Cosmology in the Anthropocene Part 1: CONTEXT / THEORY: From Chaos to Cosmos to Anthropocene? 1. Cosmos within and beyond the Environmental Humanities 2. Cosmos Today: Modern, Transcultural, (Dis)enchanted Part 2: COLONISATION / EXPLOITATION: Reimagining Agriculture and Extraction 3. Remembering the Language of Colonial Agriculture: Carrie Tiffany's Everyman's Rules for Scientific Living 4. Resisting Mining and Regenerating Country through the Wiradjuri Language: Tara June Winch's The Yield Part 3: BIOETHICS / TECHNOLOGY: Revising Human Mastery Narratives 5. Testing the Limits of Apocalyptic Climate Fiction: Briohny Doyle's The Island Will Sink 6. Reconsidering Evolution and Queering Environmentalism: Ellen van Neerven's "Water" Part 4: ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE / CUSTODIANSHIP: Towards Sovereign Cosmopolitics 7. Remembering the Opposite of Oppression: Behrouz Boochani's No Friend but the Mountains 8. Aquatious Mobilisation of Indigenous Sovereignty: Melissa Lucashenko's Too Much Lip Conclusion

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• Filosofia
• Estudos literários: ficção, romancistas e escritores de prosa
• Estudos literários: literatura pós-colonial
• Aquecimento global
• Ecologia aplicada
• Pensamento e ideologia ambientalista

environmental humanities;postcolonial ecocriticism;Indigenous land ethics;multispecies agency;environmental justice Australia;transcultural literary analysis;ecological crisis in Australian literature