Ensayo reseña: Desarrollar empatía hac´ia los animales no-humanos a través de representaciones culturales y literarias

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  • Katsiaryna Nahornava Universidad de Granada

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.37536/ECOZONA.2022.13.2.4399

Resumen

Esta reseña se centra en el estudio de animales y el papel que las representaciones culturales y literarias de los animales no humanos pueden tener en la concienciación sobre la gravedad de la situación y en el eventual desarrollo de una sociedad igualitaria y empática. Este trabajo analiza dos diferentes métodos de análisis de la situación actual de los animales no humanos: el innovador estudio empírico llevado a cabo en Polonia por Wojciech Malecki, Piotr Sorokowski, Boguslaw Pawlowski, y Marcin Cienski, y presentado en el libro Human Minds and Animal Stories: How Narratives Make Us Care About Other Species; y el estudio cualitativo interdisciplinar sobre la situación en España presentado por Margarita Carretero González en Spanish Thinking About Animals.

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Katsiaryna Nahornava, Universidad de Granada

Katsiaryna Nahornava is a Ph.D. candidate in Literature in English language at the University of Granada, Spain. Her doctoral thesis entitled “An Ecocritical Reading of George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire” focuses on the analysis of the well-known Martin’s saga as a narrative of climate change and environmental crisis. Thus, her research interests include all the different aspects of human nonhuman interaction: from environmental ethics and ecophobia to disability and feminism studies interwoven with ecocritical theory. Her first academic article “On (Dis-)Ability and Nature in A Song of Ice and Fire” was published in Studies in the Humanities journal by Indiana University of Pennsylvania. As well as that, "George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire as a Narrative of Climate Change and Environmental Crisis" is about to be published in the double volume of Game of Thrones: A View from the Humanities by Springer Nature.

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Publicado

2022-10-29

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Vol. 13 Núm. 2 (2022): El no-humano poscolonial

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