Pangeas. Revista Interdisciplinar de Ecocrítica

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No. 6 (2024): The End of the World? Eco-dystopias from a Posthumanist Perspective

Guest Editor: Petra B`´ader (Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary).

Published: 30-09-2024

Presentation

The End of the World? Eco-dystopias from a Posthumanist Perspective

Petra Báder

7-14
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Special Issue

Ecogothic Interpretations of the Anthropocene

Mark Horvath

15-26
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Life after the Anthropocene: a Posthumanist Reading in Lágrimas en la lluvia by Rosa Montero

Antonella De Sena

27-38
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Ecological catastrophe and apocalypse: Posthuman dystopias in Liliana Colanzi's “Nuestro mundo muerto” (2016) and “Atomito” (2020)

Metztli Donaji Aguilar González

39-50
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The mutation of the human: adaptation and permanence after the end of the world in three stories by Liliana Colanzi

Berenice Romano Hurtado

51-62
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Landscapes of New Tenochtitlan. Post-apocalypses of water in two Mexican works of science fiction from the 21st century: Las puertas del reino and “Como quien ve llover”

Miguel Ángel Morales

63-77
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Uncertain futures: hydrofeminist critical ecodystopia in “Como quien oye llover”, by Andrea Chapela

Manuel Santana Hernández

79-92
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Within the Hypha: The Deconstruction of the Anthropocentric Perspective in László Sepsi’s Novel Fruiting Bodies

Aletta Borbíró

93-110
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Miscellaneous

Ecocritical analysis of En el fondo del valle ha muerto Jorge Riechmann: a cross-border voice between poetry and essay

Thalía Compán Santiago

113-129
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Rats and mice in Spanish short narratives of the 18th and 19th centuries

Miguel Rodríguez García

131-150
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Book Reviews

Book review: Esteban, Ángel (Ed.) (2023): Formas del fin del mundo: crisis, ecología y distopías en la literatura y la cultura latinoamericanas

Mario Aznar

153-157
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