Vol. 15 No. 1 (2024): Plant Tendrils in Children's and Young Adult Literature

• Editorial 15.1

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Articles: General Section

• “Grump Mountain”: Viewers’ Attributions of Agency to a Climate Fiction Film

  Heidi Toivonen, Cymene Howe

  120-142

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• Narrating Loss in James Bradley’s "Clade" (2015); or, Introducing Arrested Narrative in Climate Fiction

  Karoline Huber, Geoff Rodoreda

  143-157

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• Rhizomatic Permeabilities in the New Poetry of the Indian Partition

  Juan Ignacio Oliva

  158-176

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• Cosmo-poethics and Ecology of the Word. An Essay on Erri De Luca and Jean-Claude Pinson

  Bertrand Guest

  177-188

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• 'Then We Build a System to Deal with It': Waste and the Technological Sublime in Don DeLillo’s "Underworld"

  Jonathan Sarfin

  189-207

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• Breaking down the Thesis of Human Exception in French Novels of the 21st Century: Chevillard, Message and Brunel

  Julia Ori

  208-226

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Plant Tendrils in Children's and Young Adult Literature

• Plant Tendrils in Children's and Young Adult Literature. An Introduction

  Melanie Duckworth , Lykke Guanio-Uluru, Antonia Szabari

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• “The Trees Got Their Own Ways to Hurt Us”: Entangled Bodies and Fragile Flesh in M.R. Carey’s "The Book of Koli" (2020)

  Samantha Hind

  7-21

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• Seeds of Change: Negotiating Hierarchies in Seed Picturebook Stories

  Lizao Hu

  22-38

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• Survival, Sustenance, and Self-Sufficiency in a Tale of Two Sisters: Plant Geographies in Jean Hegland’s "Into the Forest"

  Sara Pankenier Weld

  39-54

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• "To See With Eyes Unclouded": Nonhuman Selves and Semiosis in "Princess Mononoke"

  Cynthia Zhang

  55-72

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• Seeds of latent hope: The figurative entwinement of children, adolescents, and plants in Maja Lunde’s "The Dream of a Tree"

  Lykke Guanio-Uluru

  73-89

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• Living and Dying as Compost in the Torne Valley Mires

  Lydia Kokkola

  90-102

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• Unlikely Friends in Patriarchal Lands: An Ecofeminist Reading of Rajasthani Folktale “Sonal Bai”

  Sushmita Pareek

  103-119

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Creative Writing and Arts

• Editorial

  Elizabeth Tavella

  227-231

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• The Nettle Spinner

  Wendy Wuyts, Yule Hermans

  232-239

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• Meaning Making from Memories and Imagination from Plants

  Bijal Vachharajani, Rajiv Eipe

  240-246

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Book Reviews

• Review Essay: Postcolonial Literatures and Climate Change

  Kate Judith

  247-252

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• Book Review of "Nature and Literary Studies"

  Tom Hertweck

  253-255

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• Book Review of "Los cien ecologismos: Una introducción al pensamiento ambiental"

  Alejandro Rivero-Vadillo

  256-258

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• Book Review of "DH Lawrence, Ecofeminism and Nature"

  Julia Kuznetski (née Tofantšuk)

  259-262

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• Book Review of "Mourning in the Anthropocene: Ecological Grief and Earthly Coexistence"

  Paromita Patranobish

  263-266

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• Book Review of "Reading Underwater Wreckage: An Encrusting Ocean"

  Eleonor Botoman

  267-269

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• Book Review of "Creaturely Forms in Contemporary Literature: Narrating the War Against Animals"

  Akshita Bhardwaj

  270-272

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• Book Review of "Animal Soundscapes in Anglo-Norman Texts"

  Jacob Abell

  273-275

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Credits

• Credits 15.1

  276-279

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Whole Issue

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  Gala Arias Rubio

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