features innovative interdisciplinary research in the environmental humanities. Confronting unraveling ecosystems and novel ecologies, books in the series redraw and reimagine ecocriticism’s boundaries, whether those be of genre, form, media, language, geography, nation, race, gender, bodies, species, or otherwise. It welcomes proposals that mend as much as they undo, that form new and unlikely eco-associations, or that seek to reorient the parameters of ecocritical discourse and posthumanist theory, especially beyond Anglophone texts and contexts. Accordingly, the series seeks to question and disrupt the capacity of texts to reorient both our understanding of an unbalanced planet and the field of ecocriticism. The series publishes monographs and edited volumes. All works are peer-reviewed and in English.weiterlesen