J. M. Coetzee's Ecopoetics and Environmental Ethics: A New Materialist Reading of Life & Times of Michael K and The Lives of Animals

Subjugated Landscapes and Silenced Voices: An Ecofeminist Re-Reading of William Wordsworth’s Selected Poetry

Ecofeminism provides an essential theoretical apparatus for dissecting the twin structures of oppression that link the subjugation of non-human nature with the marginalization of women within patriarchal systems. While literary historiography frequently canonizes William Wordsworth as the quintessential high priest of...

MORAL AND ETHICAL DILEMMAS IN THE CONTEMPORARY ECO-NOVEL (BASED ON ANGLOPHONE AUTHORS’ WORKS)

Based on the works of M. Atwood, C. McCarthy, K. S. Robinson, J. Offill, and B. Kingsolver, who reflect on the consequences of the compromises people are willing to make for survival at the current stage of their existence, it is shown that ecological prose underscores the crisis of the anthropocentric paradigm and for...

Absurdism, Alienation, and the Crisis of Modern Consciousness: A Comparative Study of T. S. Eliot’s The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock and Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot

The emergence of Modernism in the early twentieth century brought profound transformations in literary representation, reflecting the fragmentation, uncertainty, and spiritual disillusionment experienced by individuals living in rapidly changing social and cultural environments. Among the literary works that most effec...

Contingencies of the Self: Rorty's Pragmatic Blessing and Günther Anders' Existential Curse

ABSTRACT:This essay offers a comparative analysis of Richard Rorty's and Günther Anders' respective accounts of self-contingency, focusing on how each thinker links contingency with freedom and the consequences this has for the concept of the self. While Rorty, from a pragmatic standpoint, frames contingency as a sourc...

Humanism and Literary Innovation in the Digital Age: A Reading of Saturday, The Children Act, and Machines Like Me

In contemporary society it’s an advanced level of developing science and digital technology. It was significant for transformation in the modern world. And raising the important questions about ethics, human values, and intellectual responsibility has a relation to Ian McEwan's works. Ian McEwan's novels explore these...

"At the Crossroads of Economics and Living-Being": Grounding Social Reproduction Theory in an Ontology of Human Labor and Living Power