Exeter Studies in Environmental Humanities. Past\, Present and Future Econarratives
\nSeries editors: Professor Peggy Karpouzou\, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens and Dr. Nikoleta Zampaki\, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens
\nExeter Studies in Environmental Humanities: Past\, Present and Future Econarratives provides a forum for innovative scholarship in Environmental Humanities\, encompassing critical strands and interdisciplinary approaches to literary\, ethical and socio-political explorations of life-forms&rsquo\; entanglements\, reaching from antiquity to present. The series encourages and includes works that examine cultural representations of the environment and species&rsquo\; interplays\, and which contribute alternative post-anthropocentric storytellings to the one of the Anthropocene\, which has a disastrous impact on all Earth&rsquo\;s ecosystems and even threatens the planet&rsquo\;s existence.The series seeks to engage with original manuscripts (monographs\, edited collections and handbooks) on a great range of Environmental Humanities topics\, exploring past\, present and potential future narratives\, and &lsquo\;restorying&rsquo\; our relationship with nature to rethink sustainable planetary futures.
\nTo submit a book proposal and discuss your project\, please contact the Series Editors:
\nProfessor Peggy Karpouzou (pkarpouzou@phil.uoa.gr)
\nDr. Nikoleta Zampaki (nikzamp@phil.uoa.gr)
\nor Commissioning Editor Becky Taylor (b.taylor@exeterpress.co.uk)
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