Volume 36 (2009): Issue 2 (Dec 2009)

in Neohelicon
Print ISSN:
0324-4652
Online ISSN:
1588-2810
Beyond Thoreau: Literary Response to Nature
Guest edited by Wang Ning
Pages: 283
Introductory remarks
By: Ning Wang
Pages: 285–287
Toward a literary environmental ethics: a reflection on eco-criticism
By: Ning Wang
Pages: 289–298
Odysseus comes to know his place: reading the Odyssey ecocritically
By: Elizabeth Schultz
Pages: 299–310
Fighting nature: the example of two Hungarian short story writers
By: Péter Hajdu
Pages: 311–320
Children’s environmental literature: from ecocriticism to ecopedagogy
By: Greta Gaard
Pages: 321–334
Naples 2008, or, the waste land: trash, citizenship, and an ethic of narration
By: Serenella Iovino
Pages: 335–346
Thoreau and urbanature: from Walden to ecocriticism
By: Ashton Nichols
Pages: 347–354
Chinese projections of Thoreau and his Walden’s influence in China
By: Jincai Yang
Pages: 355–364
The destruction of the idyll in the Mao era
Inter-chronotopic dialogue in Yuhua’s To Live
By: Grant Jennings
Pages: 365–379
Life and love: Thoreau’s life philosophy on man and nature in the age of industrialization
By: Junhong Ma
Pages: 381–396
Poetic wolves and environmental imagination: representations of wolf in recent Chinese literature
By: Chengzhou He
Pages: 397–410
In wildness is the preservation of China: Henry Thoreau, Gao Xingjian, and Jiang Rong
By: J. Dollar
Pages: 411–419
Gary Snyder’s poetic homage to Native American and East Asian cultures
By: Robin Tsai
Pages: 421–432
Cyberliteratures: A Global Perspective
Guest edited by Dolores Romero López
Pages: 433
Cyberliteratures: a global perspective
By: Dolores Romero López
Pages: 435–437
Creative nonfiction in electronic media: new wine in new bottles?
By: George Landow
Pages: 439–450
The dynamics of incompletion: multilingual manuscript genetics and digital philology
By: Dirk Van Hulle
Pages: 451–461
From analogue to hypermedia texts in hispanic literatures
By: Dolores Romero López
Pages: 463–475
Aesthetics of surface, ephemeral, re-enchantment and mimetic approaches in digital literature
How authors and readers deal with the potential instability of the electronic device
By: Alexandra Saemmer
Pages: 477–488
New strategies of anthropophagy in Brazilian/Portuguese digital literature
By: Alckmar dos Santos
Pages: 489–502
The Western canon in Hebrew digital media
By: Ziva Ben-Porat
Pages: 503–513
Hyper texts: avant-gardism in contemporary Egyptian narratives
By: Marie-Thérèse Abdel-Messih
Pages: 515–523
Narratological interplay
What literary criticism can learn from computer gaming studies
By: Hans-Joachim Backe
Pages: 525–532
What (cyber)reading for the (cyber)classroom?
By: María Goicoechea de Jorge and Amelia Sanz
Pages: 533–550
Speculum
Pages: 551
On romantic prose fiction
By: Frederick Burwick
Pages: 553–563
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Print ISSN:
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