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Consolations of Nature

Human-Nature Connections in Modern and Contemporary Anglophone Literature

Series: Nature, Culture and Literature, Volume: 20

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Print Publication Date:: 01 Dec 2025

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- Literature and Cultural Studies
- Social Sciences
  - Cultural Studies

Front Matter

Preliminary Material

Notes on Contributors

Introduction: Consolations of Nature

Part 1 (Re)Connecting with Nature as a Response to Modernity

Chapter 1 Consolatio naturae in Joseph Conrad’s The Mirror of the Sea

Chapter 2 Nature, Language and Silence in D. H. Lawrence’s St Mawr

Chapter 3 Crossing the Rift: Interwar Intellectuals and Mass Escapism to Nature

Chapter 4 Reclaiming Nature: John Hargrave’s Kibbo Kift and the Vision of Post-World War I Renewal

Chapter 5 Beyond Dualism: Human–Nature Connections as Anthropomorphic Interaction in Contemporary Environmental Literature

Part 2 Elemental Entanglements as a Source of Personal Consolation

Chapter 6 Soil Solace in New Nature Writing: Coming to Terms with Transience in Elizabeth-Jane Burnett’s The Grassling

Chapter 7 More Than Backpacks and Swims: British Nature Writing and the Consolatory Role of Nature

Chapter 8 “Making Things Right”: Fostering Relationships of Care in Narratives of Feminist Hydrocommons

Part 3 Cultivating Nature as a Way of Fostering Communal Justice and Redress

Chapter 9 Gardening Forking Paths: the Figure of the Rambunctious Garden and Relational Ethics of Attentiveness and Care

Chapter 10 “Relearning the Lessons of Land Reverence”: Land Stewardship as Environmental Justice in the Writings of Leah Penniman and Natalie Baszile

Chapter 11 Crimes, Wolves and Consolation: National Parks in Contemporary Crime Fiction

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