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From the metaphorical resonance between “wilderness” and cyberspace to utopian and dystopian ecological imaginaries in film, television, and branding, Derek Moscato and Phillip D. Duncan have brought together an exceptional collection of diverse scholarly work that frames ways to think about how “the wild” is constructed through contemporary mediascapes and virtual technologies. Readers will come away with not only an understanding of how the mediation of “wilderness” is tied to deeply embedded colonial epistemologies, but also ways to critically engage damaging tropes and narratives in environmental messaging. * Patrick D. Murphy, Professor of Media and Communication, Temple University, USA, and Author of The Media Commons: Globalization and Environmental Discourses (2017) * What might wild forms of agency look like or mean for environmental communication? Tracing shifting relationships of human, technology, and nature across an array of subjects, including lost cats, the authors pose pressing questions about the proliferating forms of wild animating our communication environment. * Chris Russill, Professor of Communication, Carleton University, Canada *

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Philip D. Duncan is Assistant Professor of Communication and Media Studies at Eureka College. Derek Moscato is Professor of Journalism at Western Washington University.

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