Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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'I wouldn't trust that map' : fraudulent geographies in Late Victorian lost world novels

Elly McCausland (UGent)

(2024) STUDIES IN THE NOVEL. 56(3). p.219-240
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- Journal Article
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The global and the multilinear : novelistic forms for planetary processes

Marco Caracciolo (UGent)

(2023) STUDIES IN THE NOVEL. 55(3). p.325-340
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- Miscellaneous
Introduction : the rising tide of climate change fiction

Stef Craps (UGent) and Rick Crownshaw

(2018) STUDIES IN THE NOVEL. 50(1). p.1-8
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Contemporary fiction vs. the challenge of imagining the timescale of climate change

Mahlu Mertens (UGent) and Stef Craps (UGent)

(2018) STUDIES IN THE NOVEL. 50(1). p.134-153
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Tearing down the Greenhouse : visual ecology, savvy critics, and climate change in T. C. Boyle’s The Terranauts

River Ramuglia

(2018) STUDIES IN THE NOVEL. 50(1). p.68-84
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Cli-fi, petroculture, and the environmental humanities : an interview with Stephanie LeMenager

River Ramuglia

(2018) STUDIES IN THE NOVEL. 50(1). p.154-164
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- Book Editor
The rising tide of climate change fiction

Stef Craps (UGent) and Rick Crownshaw

(2018) In Studies in the Novel 50.
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Pleasure and peril: dynamic forces of power and desire in Siri Hustvedt's The Blindfold

Alise Van Hecke-Jameson (UGent)

(2010) STUDIES IN THE NOVEL. 42(4). p.421-442
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Fictions of class and community in Henry Green's living

Marius Hentea (UGent)

(2010) STUDIES IN THE NOVEL. 42(3). p.321-339
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Postcolonial trauma novels.

Stef Craps (UGent) and Gert Buelens (UGent)

(2008) 40.

Academic Bibliography

'I wouldn't trust that map' : fraudulent geographies in Late Victorian lost world novels

The global and the multilinear : novelistic forms for planetary processes

Introduction : the rising tide of climate change fiction

Contemporary fiction vs. the challenge of imagining the timescale of climate change

Tearing down the Greenhouse : visual ecology, savvy critics, and climate change in T. C. Boyle’s The Terranauts

Cli-fi, petroculture, and the environmental humanities : an interview with Stephanie LeMenager

The rising tide of climate change fiction

Pleasure and peril: dynamic forces of power and desire in Siri Hustvedt's The Blindfold

Fictions of class and community in Henry Green's living

Postcolonial trauma novels.

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