The Journal of medical humanities

[1] Nature Trauma: Ecology and the Returning Soldier in First World War English and Scottish Fiction, 1918-1932.

[2] ecocriticism and irish poetry a preliminary outline

[3] less human, more ourselves: michel houellebecq’s neohumans and the anthropocene subject

[4] more human/humane than humans: an ecocritical analysis of shahryar's "hail to heydarbaba"

[5] energy ontologies: wind, biomass, and fossil transportation

[6] the rhetoric of seduction, the aesthetics of waste, and ecopornography in edward burtynsky’s shipbreaking

[7] el infierno santiagueño: sequía, paisaje y escritura en el noroeste argentino

[8] Dossier presentation on ecocriticism

[9] Before ecocriticism: A bibliographical consideration to the environmental studies in Chile

[10] Foreword: Ecocriticism in the Age of Dislocation?

[11] Ecocriticism and the anthropocene in the water soundscape composition contest

[12] 1 Ecocriticism

[13] Keats, ecocriticism, and the poetics of place

[14] Romantic ecocriticism: History and prospects

[15] ‘Nor can we give the whole account of any one thing whatever’: an eighteenth-century window to object-oriented ecocriticism in a sermon by Joseph and Thomas Warton and the theology of Joseph Butler

[16] Ecocriticism and Narrative Theory: An Introduction

[17] Ecocriticism in Indian fiction

[18] When Ecocriticism and Rhetoric Meet: Environmental Persuasion in Terrorists of The Aberdare

[19] Introduction: Ecocriticism and ecocivilization in the confucian cultural environment

[20] Toward transnational ecocriticism in southeast asia: A reading of outhine bounyavong’s “frangipani”

[21] Ecocriticism and Jim Crace’s early novels

[22] Dispossession, postcolonial ecocriticism, and doris lessing's the grass is singing

[23] Devil's advocates and ecocriticism: A response to Carien Smith's ecocritical-philosophical approach to Riana Scheepers's short story, “Katvoet”

[24] Beyond ecocriticism: A cosmocritical reading of Aelfwine's prayerbook

[25] Acknowledgement, disruption, and settler-colonial ecocriticism

[26] Timely ecocriticism: Reading time critically in the environmental humanities

[27] “Man is the story-telling animal”: Graham swift's waterland, ecocriticism and narratology

[28] Romantic Ecocriticism Lately

[29] Material feminism and ecocriticism: Nu Wa, White Snake, and Mazu

[30] Material ecocriticism, genes, and the phobia/philia spectrum

[31] Reinterpreting Leviathan today: Monstrosity, ecocriticism and socio-political anxieties in two sea narratives

[32] Justified: Ecocriticism and Moral Development in Espido Freire’s Irlanda (1998)

[33] Ecocriticism and Anthropocentrism in Yann Martel’s Life of Pi

[34] From the Personal Heresy to Ecocriticism: Moving Canons, Creating Reading Communities

[35] mapping common ground: ecocriticism, environmental history, and the environmental humanities

[36] ecocriticism and irish poetry a preliminary outline