Luso-Ecologies: Ecocritical Perspectives on Lusophone Arts and Literatures

Dorothée Boulanger; Andrzej Stuart-Thompson

Luso-Ecologies
Ecocritical Perspectives on Lusophone Arts and Literatures

Edited by Dorothée Boulanger and Andrzej Stuart-Thompson

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Portuguese Studies 41.1

Modern Humanities Research Association

30 July 2025 • 156pp

ISBN: 978-1-839542-86-2 (paperback)

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Contents:

1-10	Introduction: Decentring the Human in Lusophone Studies Dorothée Boulanger doi:10.1353/port.00021	Cite
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11-31	Hélio Melo: Rubber Tapping and Rubber Tree Agency in the Brazilian Amazon Forest Patricia A. Bonchristiano doi:10.1353/port.00022	Cite
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32-47	On Plants and Regimes of Waste: Reading Djaimilia Pereira de Almeida’s A visão das plantas in Times of Systemic Collapse Carlos Garrido Castellano doi:10.1353/port.00023	Cite
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48-62	Beyond Human Senses: Vegetal Cognition in ‘Amor’ by Clarice Lispector Łukasz Kraj doi:10.1353/port.00024	Cite
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63-80	Eco-Consciousness with a Queerful Face: Ana Luísa Amaral’s World(s) Peter Haysom-Rodríguez doi:10.1353/port.00025	Cite
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81-96	More-than-Human Indigenous Poetry from the Amazon: Márcia Kambeba’s Zoophytography Patrícia Vieira doi:10.1353/port.00026	Cite
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97-115	‘A Casa da Porca’: The Porcine Undoing of Domesticity and Anthropocentrism in Hilda Hilst’s Sensual World Andrzej Stuart-Thompson doi:10.1353/port.00027	Cite
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116-132	Reading Angolan Fiction Disanthropocentrically: Bourgeois Pigs, Magical Goats, and Vagabond Dogs Dorothée Boulanger doi:10.1353/port.00028	Cite
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133-135	Review of Cláudia Pazos-Alonso, Francisca Wood and Nineteenth-Century Periodical Culture: Pressing for Change Monica Chagas da Costa	Cite
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136-138	Review of Ricardo Rato Rodrigues, A Slow Scream: Trauma and Madness in the Biographemical Early Works of António Lobo Antunes Patrícia Martinho Ferreira	Cite
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139-141	Review of Ana Paula Arnaut and Paulo de Medeiros (ed.), The Hypercontemporary Novel in Portugal: Fictional Aesthetics and Memory after Postmodernism Rui Miranda	Cite
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142-143	Review of Angela Alonso, The Last Abolition: The Brazilian Antislavery Movement, 1868–1888 Jenny Nelson	Cite
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Luso-EcologiesEcocritical Perspectives on Lusophone Arts and Literatures

Edited by Dorothée Boulanger and Andrzej Stuart-Thompson

Luso-Ecologies
Ecocritical Perspectives on Lusophone Arts and Literatures