Ecocriticism and Women Writers

1. Introduction
Justyna Kostkowska

2. The Narrative Ecology of “Kew Gardens”: Virginia Woolf’s Ecofeminist Imagination and the Narrative Discovery of Jacob’s Room
Justyna Kostkowska

3. “All Taken Together”: Ecological Form in Mrs. Dalloway
Justyna Kostkowska

4. Singing the World in The Waves: The Ecopoetics of Woolf’s Play-Poem
Justyna Kostkowska

5. Living with the Other: Jeanette Winterson’s Written on the Body
Justyna Kostkowska

6. Multiplicity and Coexistence in The Powerbook
Justyna Kostkowska

7. The Fiction of Abundance and Awareness: Jeanette Winterson’s Lighthousekeeping
Justyna Kostkowska

8. Hotel World: A Symbiotic Narrative Space
Justyna Kostkowska

9. Getting Close: The Ecopoetics of Intimacy in Ali Smith’s Like
Justyna Kostkowska

10. Stories That Change the World: Ali Smith’s Ecological “Realityfiction”
Justyna Kostkowska

11. Conclusion: Re-visioning the World from the Inside Out
Justyna Kostkowska

Nyckelord: Environment, Environmental Politics, Fiction, Environmental Sociology, Twentieth-Century Literature, Literature, general, Gender Studies