ISSN 1327-9556
Vol. 17, Issue Special 20, 2013October 31, 2013 AEST
To see: a literary ecological point of view (some Australian examples of ecocritical creative writing, with particular emphasis on the prose poem)
To see: a literary ecological point of view (some Australian examples of ecocritical creative writing, with particular emphasis on the prose poem)
Articles in Vol. 17, Issue Special 20, 2013
Vol. 17, Issue Special 20, 2013
- Introduction: Strange attractors, a thematic ecology, and a stormKim Satchell and Lorraine Shannon
- The act of writing and the act of attentionMartin Harrison
- Bucketty diaryBarbara Brooks
- To see: a literary ecological point of view (some Australian examples of ecocritical creative writing, with particular emphasis on the prose poem)Moya Costello
- Healing words and the matter of our urban and rural moorSusan Pyke
- The poetics of weather / studies in creativityKim Satchell
- Of fate and other inconveniencesPeter Boyle
- Slowly ~ writing into the AnthropoceneDeborah Bird Rose
- The composition and decomposition of commodities: the colonial careers of coal and ivoryStephen Muecke
- Who’s afraid of big white wolves?Lorraine Shannon
- Magpie warsChristie Nieman
- Naming coyote in Hebrew: a memoirJames Hatley
- Postscript. Connecting: a dialogue between Deborah Bird Rose and Martin HarrisonMartin Harrison and Deborah Bird Rose
Costello, Moya. 2013. “To See: A Literary Ecological Point of View (Some Australian Examples of Ecocritical Creative Writing, with Particular Emphasis on the Prose Poem).” TEXT 17 (Special 20): 1–9. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.28822.