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Part 4 Reframing Farming

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Rural Imaginations for a Globalized World

Series: Thamyris/Intersecting: Place, Sex and Race Online, Volume: 36 and Thamyris/Intersecting: Place, Sex and Race, Volume: 36

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Print Publication Date:: 18 Jun 2025

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Front Matter

Preliminary Material

Dedication

List of Figures and Tables

Notes on Contributors

Rural Imaginations for a Globalized World: Introduction

Part 1 Grappling with the Globalized Rural across Disciplines

Chapter 1 Telling Stories about Rural Assemblages

Chapter 2 Land and the Poetics of Postcolonial Pastoral

Chapter 3 Monocultural Montage: Towards a Conceptual Dictionary of the Rural

Chapter 4 Anti-urbanism and “Real Life” at the Periphery

Chapter 5 #RuralGazes: an Autoethnography of Our Ways of Seeing

Chapter 6 Rural Undercurrents

Part 2 Rereading Globalized Ruralities

Chapter 7 Rural Historicity in Popular Speculative Futurities: Eco-anxiety as Settler Anxiety

Chapter 8 From Golden Age to Neoliberal Wilderness: Representing the Gaucho in Borges’s “The South” and Bolaño’s “The Insufferable Gaucho”

Chapter 9 Four Cottage Scenes: Reading across Globalized Idylls

Chapter 10 Sponging and the Island of Kalymnos: Rural, Industrial, Global

Chapter 11 Scales of Sustainability: the Ethical Positioning of Productivist Farmers in Debates about the Environment

Chapter 12 The Rurality of Region: Narrative and Counter-Narrative in Indian Literary History and Politics

Chapter 13 Reflections on A Woman’s Culm, Keeping the Home Fires Burning

Part 3 (De)Romanticized Rurals

Chapter 14 #COTTAGECORE: Online Rural and Climate Imaginaries

Chapter 15 Feminized Idyllic Rurality? The Videos of Li Ziqi on Bilibili

Chapter 16 Rural Mythologies, Fresh Air, and the UK’s National Parks

Chapter 17 “After You’ve Taken Everything, What Will Be Left?”: Rural-Urban Relationalities in Folk Horror from the Celtic Margins in the UK

Chapter 18 A Place Like No Other: Exploring the Relationship between Amusement Parks and Queer Men in the Midwest

Chapter 19 Rural Authenticity and Homonationalism in Filmic Representations of Central-Eastern European Migrants in the Italian and British Countryside

Part 4 Reframing Farming

Chapter 20 A Garden in the Cotton Fields: Fannie Lou Hamer and Cooperative Economics on the Freedom Farm

Chapter 21 Twisting Ruralities: the Ecological Imagination around the Beijing Farmers’ Market

Chapter 22 Cultivating Utopias: Dwelling and Fugitive Animal Husbandry in Ursula K. Le Guin

Chapter 23 Bless This Mess: Complex Rural Realities in an American Sitcom

Chapter 24 Exploring the Transformative Powers of Art and Soil: the Farm/Art DTour’s Rural-Urban Flow

Chapter 25 “Does Your Soil Have a Smell?”: Experiences of Regenerative Farming across the Great Plains

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