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Margaret Atwood’s Oryx and Crake: an Ecocritical Approach
... and Crake” 170), leaving the biological diversity of Oryx and Crake ..."Margaret Atwood, the Land, and Ecology," published three years before Oryx and Crake, ... See full document
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Trashed Future: Waste Objects and Identity Politics in Margaret Atwood's Oryx and Crake and The Year of the Flood
... in Margaret Atwood’s Oryx and Crake and The Year of the Flood as a possible model of capitalist “non-existence,” exploring the alternative potentials at which they arrive in relation to waste ... See full document
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The “Greening” of Postmodern Discourse in Margaret Atwood’s Oryx and Crake and Graham Swift’s Waterland
... and Margaret Atwood’s Oryx and Crake (2003) are two postmodernist works that present a more rooted ideology through their direct engagement with green ... See full document
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Eco-Dystopia: Reproduction and Destruction in Margaret Atwood’s Oryx and Crake
... same. Crake had no very high opinion of human ingenuity, despite the large amount of it he himself ...(99) Atwood makes clear here that Crake rejects the sort of human exceptionalism that might offer ... See full document
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A Study of Crucial Human Issues in Margaret Atwood’s Oryx and Crake
... population. Crake is not the only one to use disease as a weapon, rather the pharmaceutical companies are also doing it, but for a different ...population, Crake hoped to remove hunger, war, crime, and many ... See full document
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... exploring Margaret Atwood’s feminist revision of creation, more specifically the myth of ...that Atwood revises paradise by duplicating the ancient human dreams of paradise into Crake’s techno pagan and ... See full document
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“Footprint”: the apocalyptic imprint of end as immanent in Atwood's Oryx and Crake
... Crises are indeed our perceptions of certain moments rather than moments being critical in and of themselves. Nonetheless, readers’ perceptions of the crisis portrayed in the novel are allowed free reign through Atwood’s ... See full document
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Sci-fi, Cli-fi or Speculative Fiction: Genre and Discourse in Margaret Atwood’s “Three Novels I Won’t Write Soon”
... disavowal, Atwood readily admits to a lifelong engagement with the genre, as both creator and ...i), Atwood produced a string of well-received novels, many deftly incorporating the then predominantly male ... See full document
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Seasonal variation in energy expenditure, water flux and food consumption of Arabian oryx Oryx leucoryx
... Constructed of angle-iron and sheets of galvanized steel, our metabolic chamber (142 cm×180 cm×45 cm) was equipped with a steel-mesh floor on which oryx stood over a layer of mineral oil into which the urine and ... See full document
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Wade, Margaret
... Then as a college player that was in 1933-1935 we had a good basketball team at Delta State University.. In fact we won 3 state championships at that time also the Southern Championship[r] ... See full document
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Ecocritical Theory: New European Approaches
... Bean catalog—quite often contribute to their destruction.[r] ... See full document
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Mark Twain in the Desert
... In other words, Twain complains about the American desert, but at least he sees it. In Roughing It, even Twain’s complaints about the desert sound at times like nature writing: “there is not the faintest breath of air ... See full document
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The Works of Margaret Deland
... "I have read them all again, after many years, with the old sympathy and admiration." A bibliography of all her works is ap- pended to this article so that all readers may, like [r] ... See full document
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Back on the Farm: The Trade-offs in Ecocritical Lives
... Kristin: Yes. Frankly, trying to explain my reading and writing interests to outsiders forces an unrelenting evaluation of its legitimacy. This is probably true of anyone engaged in a highly specialized field, but the ... See full document
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Recommendations for followup of stage I and II seminoma: The Princess Margaret Cancer Centre approach
... Princess Margaret Cancer Centre since 2012, all abdominopelvic CT imaging during followup of testicular germ cell tumors utilize this same low-dose scanning ... See full document
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Selective brain cooling in Arabian oryx (Oryx leucoryx): a physiological mechanism for coping with aridity?
... Arabian oryx (Oryx leucoryx) in their natural habitat, the deserts of Saudi ...our oryx being similar to that measured in other species (~2°C), selective brain cooling appeared to be enhanced in our ... See full document
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Ecocritical Reading and Robert Duncan's Bending the Bow
... call ecocritical reading, in which texts that are not obviously assimilable to the canon of environmental literature are nevertheless understood as engaged in thinking about aspects of the relation between the ... See full document
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Ecocritical Reunion of Man and Nature in The Ruined Cottage
... From the time Ecocriticism was established as a new theoretical approach, Romanticism, especially William Wordsworth, became the hot subjects of ecocritical studies. As a representative of the Romantic ... See full document
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Recommendations for followup of stage I and II seminoma: The Princess Margaret Cancer Centre approach
... Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, all patients who present with stage II seminoma are discussed by a multidisciplinary team of urologists, radiation and medical ... See full document
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“Nature’s ‘Negative’ and the Production of Monstrosity in Frankenstein”
... ecocritical commentaries on the novel. Ecocriticism, as a self-‐conscious critical practice, gained legitimacy quickly in Romantic studies because many of its critical concerns were already a part of the field. ... See full document
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