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diff --git a/bibliography.bib b/bibliography.bib index 645be1d..3d83c42 100644 --- a/bibliography.bib +++ b/bibliography.bib @@ -1,3 +1,14 @@ +@book{novel-climate-change, + author={Trexler, Adam}, + address={Charlottesville}, + isbn={9780813936932}, + publisher={University of Virginia Press}, + series={Under the Sign of Nature}, + title={Anthropocene Fictions}, + subtitle={The Novel in a Time of Climate Change}, + year={2015}, +} + @inbook{denial-deception, author={Bush, Martin J.}, title={Denial and Deception}, @@ -6,6 +6,16 @@ author: Joe Carstairs ## 2026-07-06 +### @{novel-climate-change} + +A broad discussion of climate change in recent novels. I was looking for +discussion of the place (or non-place) of utopia in modern environmental +fiction. The best I could find was some discussion in the Conclusion, p232 and +following, where he argues that whereas 1970-1995ish climate change wasan +unrealistic, imaginative, future possibility, 'science fiction' material, +nowadays, the perception that climate change is now and real makes that kind of +speculative fiction impossible, and climate realism is the order of the day. + ### @{green-utopias} In chapter 6, Garforth studies McKibben's 2003 _The End of Nature_, in which he |