Hydrofictions : : Water, Power and Politics in Israeli and Palestinian Literature / / Hannah Boast.
Places water at the centre of a new approach to literary criticismContributes to debates within literary studies on the environmental humanities, national literatures and ‘cli-fi’Brings together approaches from literary studies, cultural geography and world politicsAdds a new ecocritical dimension t...
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