This edited volume explores the role of marginalized voices at the forefront of the ecological movement, centering ecofeminist and justice-oriented perspectives to offer insights into building a sustainable future. Chapters come from and focus on countries including India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, China, Indonesia, Jamaica, Nepal, the Philippines, and Sri Lanka, and analyze the connection between humanity and the environment through multidisciplinary arguments focusing on shared but unequal burdens of climate disruption. To do so, chapters explore how climate fiction and digital media create awareness around possibly dystopian futures while critically examining the interaction between the environment, society, and culture.
Smarika Pareek is Professor in the Department of English at Chandigarh University, India.
Komal Rathee is pursuing a PhD at Chandigarh University, India.
Dilpreet Kaur Sandhawalia is Research Scholar in the Department of English at Chandigarh University, India.
This edited volume explores the role of marginalized voices at the forefront of the ecological movement, centering ecofeminist and justice-oriented perspectives to offer insights into building a sustainable future. Chapters come from and focus on countries including India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, China, Indonesia, Jamaica, Nepal, the Philippines, and Sri Lanka, and analyze the connection between humanity and the environment through multidisciplinary arguments focusing on shared but unequal burdens of climate disruption. To do so, chapters explore how climate fiction and digital media create awareness around possibly dystopian futures while critically examining the interaction between the environment, society, and culture.
Smarika Pareek
Global South Environment Literature and the Environment Climate Change Conservation Environmental Humanities Marginalized Voices Climate Psychology