Isla río aliento I

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.37536/ECOZONA.2026.17.1.6045

Resumen

Este texto creativo-crítico explora las voces del delta en y alrededor de Eiland Van Brienenoord, una isla en el río Mosa, en la ciudad de Róterdam. Al hacerlo, la obra explora la poética de las reflexiones teóricas y los conceptos del campo de las humanidades azules y medioambientales. Partiendo de los "fantasmas" de la población desaparecida de salmones, el texto sigue el flujo de las mareas para explorar la polifonía de la isla, haciendo hincapié en las voces más allá de lo humano, como el barro, las algas, las rocas, las zarzas y los periquitos invasores.

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Rosanne van der Voet, University of Sheffield

Rosanne van der Voet is Assistant Professor in environmental humanities and urban studies at Leiden University. Her research spans across various interdisciplinary strands of the blue humanities, with particular focus on more-than-human experience of environmental issues at sea, creative-critical approaches and applied ecocritical analysis of water in urban and industrial environments in the Netherlands. Her first book, Literary Storytelling and the Environmental Crisis of the Oceans: Jellyfish Poetics is forthcoming in the Routledge environmental humanities series.  

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Publicado

2026-04-30

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Vol. 17 Núm. 1 (2026): Mar más azul

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Escritura creativa y arte

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