Kafka's Zoopoetics is the first extensive account of animals and human-animal relations in
the work of Franz Kafka. The book appeals to a broad audience, including scholars and …

Nur wenige gesellschatspolitische Fragen stehen seit Jahren derart im Fokus des
allgemeinen öffentlichen und wissenschatlichen Interesses wie ökologische Phänomene …

Texts are fabricated fabrics. The Latin textus for “tissue” originally derives from the verb
texere, meaning “to weave”(“text, n.”). Since classical antiquity, human and nonhuman …

Green Matters: Ecocultural Functions of Literature addresses and explores the function of
literature in shaping our attitudes towards our natural environments. Especially in a cultural …

Through an analysis of the work of Jacques Stephen Alexis and Yanick Lahens, this article
affirms, as environmental scientist Ariel Lugo argues, that “We cannot focus only on humans …

Under the influence of cultural (literary) animal studies, a kind of paradigmatic shift has taken
place among the Kafka studies community. No longer is it seen as self-evident that one can …

Cet article adopte une approche plurielle pour étudier la traduction en suédois et en français
du roman jeunesse norvégien Keeperen og havet (2017) de Maria Parr, et plus …

In light of its (post) colonial history and unique geographical features, the Caribbean is
primed for a multidisciplinary approach that considers ecology alongside economics, and …

This article examines the portrayal of animals in Franz Kafka's fiction, particularly the lack of
specificity in their categorization. Unlike other modern writers, Kafka rarely names specific …

Kafka's life and literature are dominated by the contraposition of social standards and
perversions that express themselves through constant performances. The first recorded …