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Interdisciplinary Approaches to Environmental Identity and Portrayal explores the complex relationship between humans and environment through diverse disciplinary perspectives. It examines how we construct environmental identities and represent our surroundings across multiple domains.
The book begins with food production narratives and animal welfare implications before exploring the military's unexpected role in climate change mitigation. Linguistic analyses reveal how language frames landscapes as sentient entities, while technological chapters investigate digital innovation in conservation.
Legal examinations cover hazardous waste regulations, sustainable development, and water rights, with Morocco serving as a case study. Historical analyses of forest management in India provide context alongside studies of hunted animal portrayals on social media.
Psychological dimensions explore how nature shapes identity and social structures, while critical chapters address environmental crises in relation to postcolonialism and gender inequality in the Global South. Feminist perspectives on conservation and literary representations of environmental issues are examined, concluding with nature's therapeutic potential through ecotherapy practices.
This resource offers insights for scholars, policymakers, and anyone seeking to understand our environmental relationships.
Contents
List of Figures
List of Tables
Foreword by William R. Naugle
Acknowledgments
List of Abbreviations
Introduction: Mohamed Mliless
Chapter 1: Nature Deterioration: From Anthropocene to Capitalocene by Mohammed Adli and El Houcine Chougrani
Chapter 2: Food Production and Animal Welfare the Stories we are Enforced by Diego L. Forte
Chapter 3: Grammatical Reflections of Sentient Landscapes Linguistic Evidence for Environmental Personhood by David Stringer
Chapter 4: The Environment Protection and the Digital by Hind Majdoubi
Chapter 5: The Law of Hazardous Waste and Sustainable Development by Khadija Anouar
Chapter 6: The Protection of Water Rights in the Face of Human Security the Case of Morocco by Rabiaa Bourhim
Chapter 7: The Right to Healthy Environment in Morocco between International Conventions and National Legislation by Fatima Zohra Alaoui Mahrez and Hind Hassine
Chapter 8: Forest Policy and Management in Colonial and Post-Colonial India a Historical Study by Prashant Tripathi
Chapter 9: Visual Language and Environmental Representation in Moroccan Cinema: "Sotto Voce" as a Case Study by Mohamed Mliless, Latifa Belfakir, and Fouad Souiba
Chapter 10: Hunted Animals on Social Networks a Visual and a Critical Discourse Analysis by Fouad Akki - Mohammed Larouz - Hicham Laabidi - Mehdi El Madani
Chapter 11: The Rain Sound as an Affective Force that Unites Humans and Nature by Jaouad Achtitah
Chapter 12: The Environment between Psychology, Identity, and Society Morocco as a Case of Study by Douae Serraf
Chapter 13: Ecofeminism in Morocco between Theory and Reality by Hafsa El Bastami
Chapter 14: The Environmental Crisis, Postcolonialism, and Gender Inequality in the Global South a Postcolonial Ecofeminism Approach by Hajar Taha
Chapter 15: Women and Land Property within an Ecofeminist System by Redouane Bougtib
Chapter 16: The Two Cultures, The Third Culture, and the Environment in Ian McEwan's "Solar" by Nasreddine EL Guezar
Chapter 17: Ecotherapy and Communion with Nature in Farid Alansari's "The Return of the Cavaliers" An Ecotheological Perspective by Abdelaziz Dqaqi
Conclusion: Mohamed Mliless
Appendix: Additional Materials
About the Editors and Contributors
