Des Romantiques aux écocritiques. Le Romantisme comme militantisme pour écrire la terre en danger

Romantic poets were precursors leading people toward awareness and toward a questioning about humans' presence to the world. They used vision as a "fighting weapon" as Deleuze says. They found in nature the inspiration of a poetic, and also philosophical and political revolution that...

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Main Author: Françoise Besson
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Presses Universitaires du Midi 2019-05-01
Series:Caliban: French Journal of English Studies
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/caliban/6718
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description Romantic poets were precursors leading people toward awareness and toward a questioning about humans' presence to the world. They used vision as a "fighting weapon" as Deleuze says. They found in nature the inspiration of a poetic, and also philosophical and political revolution that was to make the world progress in the centuries to come. Ecocritics work in their wake to "try to understand the human relations with the nonhuman world through texts," as Scott Slovic defines the concept. Travelling becomes both an opening to the world and to the writer's own inner world and it appears as the sign of engagement. The close link between Romantic poets, environmental writers and ecocritics perhaps dwells on their common use of the eyes as both an instrument of perception and of engagement.
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Des Romantiques aux écocritiques. Le Romantisme comme militantisme pour écrire la terre en danger
Caliban: French Journal of English Studies
voyage
écocritique
esthétique
Romantisme
non-humain
conscience écologique
title Des Romantiques aux écocritiques. Le Romantisme comme militantisme pour écrire la terre en danger
title_full Des Romantiques aux écocritiques. Le Romantisme comme militantisme pour écrire la terre en danger
title_fullStr Des Romantiques aux écocritiques. Le Romantisme comme militantisme pour écrire la terre en danger
title_full_unstemmed Des Romantiques aux écocritiques. Le Romantisme comme militantisme pour écrire la terre en danger
title_short Des Romantiques aux écocritiques. Le Romantisme comme militantisme pour écrire la terre en danger
title_sort des romantiques aux ecocritiques le romantisme comme militantisme pour ecrire la terre en danger
topic voyage
écocritique
esthétique
Romantisme
non-humain
conscience écologique
url https://journals.openedition.org/caliban/6718
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