Latest Research in Ecocriticism and Environmental Literature
85 research papers · 2026 median publication year
Top Research Topics in Ecocriticism and Environmental Literature
- Ecocriticism and Environmental Literature — 9 papers
- Ancient Near East History — 7 papers
- Archaeology and ancient environmental studies — 5 papers
- Geographies of human-animal interactions — 3 papers
- Memory, Trauma, and Commemoration — 3 papers
- Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies — 3 papers
- Political Philosophy and Ethics — 2 papers
- Australian Indigenous Culture and History — 2 papers
- Spatial and Cultural Studies — 2 papers
- Maritime and Coastal Archaeology — 2 papers
Highest-Cited Papers
- ‘[S]uburban indigenous’: Ivan Vladislavić’s The Near North and ‘the World’s Largest Man-Made Forest’
- Plant-Based Aztlán: Intersectional Veganism Across the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands
- Submerged methodologies: underwater ethnography contributing to hydrofeminist justice
- From Cairn to Niche: The Contraction of the Monumental. From Protection Against Scavengers to the Semi-Divine Guardian, to the Communal Cemetery, to the Miniature Urn - Vol II
- Neo – Chipko Activism: Literary Eco Feminism and Eco–resistance "From Reni to Rishikesh: Echoes of the Chipko Movement & Literary Representations of Himalayan Eco-resistance"
- Neo – Chipko Activism: Literary Eco Feminism and Eco–resistance "From Reni to Rishikesh: Echoes of the Chipko Movement & Literary Representations of Himalayan Eco-resistance"
- Transforming Holocaust Memory from a Minority Position: Exhibiting the Genocide of Roma and Sinti at the Lety Memorial in Czechia
- Transforming Holocaust Memory from a Minority Position: Exhibiting the Genocide of Roma and Sinti at the Lety Memorial in Czechia
- The Bureaucratic Infrastructure of Proto-Elamite Susa: Institutional Hierarchy, Sectoral Specialization, and Cross-Tablet Archives
- The cost of an expanding moral circle: After living abroad, outcasts matter more but loved ones matter less.
- The Bureaucratic Infrastructure of Proto-Elamite Susa: Institutional Hierarchy, Sectoral Specialization, and Cross-Tablet Archives
- ‘Intercultural dating is our painkiller’: navigating digitally mediated acculturation among Chinese female international students in the UK
- Collective Responsibility and Political Obligation: Shklar and the Failure That Binds
- Collective Responsibility and Political Obligation: Shklar and the Failure That Binds
- Justifying Intuitive Judgments: Why Experimental Political Philosophy is Not a Threat to Reflective Equilibrium
- To Walk Is to Remain: A Literary Chronicle of Memory, Belonging, and Curitiba
- Two Early Old Babylonian Sale Documents from the Iraq Museum, Baghdad
- When the Forest Speaks: An Ecopoetic Testimony from Batang Toru
- Italy: Cultural Heritage, Historical Identity and Modern Creativity
- Of fairies and folklore: the power of crystals in nineteenth-century rural Ireland