Madness in the Woods: Representations of the Ecological Uncanny

Author:   Hannes Bergthaller ,  Tina-Karen Pusse ,  Heike Schwarz ,  Rebecca Downes
Publisher:   Peter Lang AG
Edition:   New edition
Volume:   7
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Pages:   246
Publication Date:   17 March 2020
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Author:   Hannes Bergthaller ,  Tina-Karen Pusse ,  Heike Schwarz ,  Rebecca Downes
Publisher:   Peter Lang AG
Imprint:   Peter Lang AG
Edition:   New edition
Volume:   7
Weight:   0.390kg
ISBN:  

9783631793398


ISBN 10:   3631793391
Pages:   246
Publication Date:   17 March 2020
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   Out of stock   Availability explained
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Introduction ............................................................................................................. 9 Section 1 – Literature Feargal Ó Béarra The Arboreal in Buile Shuibhne ............................................................................ 25 Nick Kankahainen “A Voice! A Voice!”: The Foucauldian Silence of Mr Kurtz .............................. 41 Elena Campero A Burst of Magic in the Shadows: The Woods’ in Marosa di Giorgio’s Poetry .................................................................................................. 59 Maureen O’Connor “Extremely Nervous on This Earth”: Fairy Tales and Madness in Edna O’Brien’s in the Forest ............................................................................................. 75 Jennifer Coralie Kindling Gatherers and Lost Children: The Peopled Forests of Kerstin Ekman ...................................................................................................................... 91 Helen R. Andretta Scenes of Mad Pursuits in Allegories by Hawthorne and O’Connor ............ 105 June-Ann Greeley To Wander in the “Shadowed Land”: The Fearsome Enchantment of Tolkien’s Woods ...................................................................................................... 119 Section 2 – Visual Media Pat Brereton Eco-Sustainability, Nature, Gender and Trees: A Case Study of Avatar, How Harry Became a Tree, and The Tree of Life .................................................. 145 Brenda S. Gardenour Walter At the Mercy of the Maddening Mother: Gothic and Medieval Constructions of the Haunted Forest in Modern Horror Films ...................... 165 Emmanuelle Patrice Eerie Encounters: The Bewitchery of the Dryads in the Film The Woods ...... 181 Michael Fuchs When the Forest Is Not Quite What It Seems to Be: The Simulacral Spaces of “Nature” in The Cabin in the Woods .................................................... 199 Fernando Pagnoni Berns The Woods Are for the Poor (and Also for Monstrous Beings): Forests as Liminal Spaces in Spanish Films ..................................................................... 219 Melissa Bianchi Lost in the Woods: Procedurality and the Uncanny in The Legend of Zelda Series ............................................................................................................. 233

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Tina Karen Pusse, Dr phil (University of Cologne 2004), is a Lecturer of German Literature at NUI Galway, and Associate Director of the Moore Institute. She has published in the areas of environmental humanities, gender studies, modern German poetry, autobiography, theory of laughter. Heike Schwarz, Dr phil, studied American studies, politics and philosophy. She completed her Ph.D on the representation of psychiatric diagnoses at the University of Augsburg. She publishes in the fields of psychiatry and fiction, film studies, environmental humanities, ecopsychology, medical humanities, dementia and disability studies. Rebecca Downes, PhD (NUI Galway 2017), works as an editor and independent scholar. Her dissertation on Mortality in late works by John Banville, Philip Roth and J. M. Coetzee was funded by the Irish Research Council. She has published on death in contemporary fiction, John Banville and Philip Roth.

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