Making Nineteenth-Century Literary Environments - English 435 (Spring 2017)

Published: 2017-05-18

Introduction

Making Nineteenth-Century Literary Environments

Dr. Margaret Linley
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Acknowledgements

Dr. Margaret Linley
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Revisiting the Nature Poetry Tradition: Wordsworth and Tennyson

Reading Lucy, Rereading Nature: An Ecological Approach to Wordsworth's Lucy Poems

Alex Jackson
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The Poetic Life-Form: An Analysis on the Role of Elegy and Form in In Memoriam

Effy Orton
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Making Meaning of the Anthropocene: An Ecocritical Analysis of Tennyson’s Existential Crisis in “In Memoriam”

Alexis J. Fladmark
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Postcolonial Readings of Colonial Natures: Canada, Britain, South Africa

Winter Studies and Summer Rambles and Power Relations: Integrating Experiential Knowledge into Canadian Discourses of Ecology

Mitch Bringeland
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To “Hear the Call of the Singing Firs”: (Re)Reading E. Pauline Johnson’s “Lost Lagoon” as Eco-Elegy

Steve Dickinson
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“Come Buy, Come By”: Miscommunication across Culture, the Imagined Market, and Colonialism in "Goblin Market"

Suyu Chen
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Defining Nature: Exploring the Human vs. Nature Opposition

Emiope Mimiko
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Ecology and Empire: Jane Eyre and Goblin Market

Jane Eyre and The Atmoscene: Early Expressions of Ecofeminism in Literature

Tyler Knoll
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Humans as Geological Forces of Nature: How Jane Eyre Establishes a Common Ground between the Natural and Social

Sera Akdogan
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Gothic Imperial Romance in Jane Eyre

Catherine Jane Boschalk
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Reconciling Conflict: Species Being and Spirituality in Jane Eyre

Alicia Ciornei
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Rossetti and the Risorgimento: An Allegorical Reading of Goblin Market

Audrey Ling
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Environmental and Social Activism: Wordsworth, Morris, Bronte, Schreiner

Social Activism Through Poetry

Enakshi Roy
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Through the Looking Glass: An Environmentally Conscious Economy in New From Nowhere

Lori Stanley
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News from Nowhere: Art for Art’s Sake or the Emotional State?

Kayla MacMartin
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The Effects of Imperialism on Women in News from Nowhere and Jane Eyre

Cheery Huang
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Nature Bound by the Body: Humans and Nature in Olive Schreiner's Story of an African Farm

Erin Pelletreau
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Williams Morris’s Feminism in News from Nowhere

Kelsey McLenaghen
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