cli-fi in american studies: a research bibliography
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Abstract
Over the last two decades, the global landscape of cultural production has been teeming with a cornucopia of fictional texts, in print, in live performance, and on the screen, engaging with the local and global impact of advanced human-induced climate change. In academia as well as in popular culture, this rapidly growing body of texts is now commonly referred to by the catchy linguistic portmanteau ‘cli-fi.’
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| Authors | ;Susanne Leikam;Julia Leyda |
| Journal | ecological modelling |
| Year | 2017 |
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10.18422/62-09
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