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The Environmental Imaginary in Brazilian Poetry and Art, PDF eBook

The Environmental Imaginary in Brazilian Poetry and Art PDF

Part of the Literatures, Cultures, and the Environment series

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Imagery of landscape and nature in art and literature have dramatically shaped the ways that Brazil is perceived by outsiders, as well as the ways that national identity and the territorial and environmental imaginary among Brazilians have formed and evolved over the past centuries.

This book examines nature and landscape in work by contemporary artists and poets in Brazil.

Bridging Brazilian cultural studies and environmental humanities, McNee's approach reveals a fascinating range of artistic responses to environmental change and vulnerability, from efforts to connect art with activism to more conceptually oriented efforts to interrogate our ideas and perceptions of nature and the environment.

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