Routledge Asian American Literature and the Environment Book

Explore a ground-breaking transnational study that examines how the environment is represented in Asian American literature. This Routledge publication extends and renews Asian American studies and ecocriticism by creating a deep dialogue between these two academic fields. By bringing Asian American writers to the center of ecocritical studies, this collection highlights unique perspectives on pressing global issues. Readers will find detailed discussions on environmental justice, the connection between identity and the land, and the impact of war environments. The text also addresses modern concerns such as consumption, urban environments, and the relationship between the environment and creativity. This book serves as an essential resource for scholars and students looking to understand the distinct positions of Asian American writers within the broader context of environmental studies and literary theory.