Nature v/s Culture

Özlem Gümüşçubuk; Ufuk Özdağ; Cian Duffy

Nature v/s Culture

Özlem Gümüşçubuk (Editor), Ufuk Özdağ (Editor), Cian Duffy (Editor)

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Abstract

In this volume, we present a selection of articles that aim to reconsider and hence redefine our constructed attitudes toward nature and culture. More specifically, the articles reveal the vital and mutual significance of nature and culture. It is obvious that themes of nature, ecology, Anthropocene are subject matters that are receiving more and more attention each day both because young people are learning ecological consciousness at an early stage of their lives, such topics are also becoming one of the most debated topics from politics to social sciences and of course literature. As the subject of nature and ecological concerns have caught more attention, many anthologies that many anthologies that have contributed to the development of this field have been published. With this volume of articles, we hope to enhance the interest in this
topic and increase the interaction among the academics that are
working in this field and those that would like to contribute to this field.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Izmir
Publisher	Ege University, Izmir
Number of pages	225
ISBN (Print)	978-605-338-373-4
Publication status	Published - 2022 Nov

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General Literary studies (including Literary Theory)
Cultural Studies

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Introduction: thinking again about 'nature' and 'culture'
Duffy, C., 2022 Nov, Nature v/s Culture. Gümüşçubuk, Ö., Özdağ, U. & Duffy, C. (eds.). Izmir: Ege University, Izmir, p. 1-7 7 p.
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Introduction: thinking again about 'nature' and 'culture'

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