Climate Change and the Vicissitudes of Transspecies Imaginaries

“Climate Change and the Vicissitudes of Transspecies Imaginaries” analyzes climate change as one of the two major threats (along with nuclearism) to planetary survival. It focuses on the impact of climate change and on the life of species, including humans, animals, and plants, and addresses issues such as the Sixth Extinction. Finally, it explores how the climate crisis and other forms of ecological destruction affect the ecology of mind and call for new concepts of subjectivity.

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Journal
Twentieth Century Literature
Published
2025-12-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1215/0041462x-12201815
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Ecocriticism and Environmental Literature
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Climate Change and the Vicissitudes of Transspecies Imaginaries

Gabriele M. Schwab
Twentieth Century Literature
Ecocriticism and Environmental Literature
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Climate Change and the Vicissitudes of Transspecies Imaginaries

Gabriele M. Schwab
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Abstract

“Climate Change and the Vicissitudes of Transspecies Imaginaries” analyzes climate change as one of the two major threats (along with nuclearism) to planetary survival. It focuses on the impact of climate change and on the life of species, including humans, animals, and plants, and addresses issues such as the Sixth Extinction. Finally, it explores how the climate crisis and other forms of ecological destruction affect the ecology of mind and call for new concepts of subjectivity.

Twentieth Century LiteratureVol. 71(4)
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