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|a Dederichs, Natalie.
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|a Atmosfears
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|a Cover -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- 1. Introduction -- 2. There is Something in the Air -- 2.1 Towards an Aesthetics of Literary Atmospheres -- 2.1.1 In the Presence of Absence: The Atmospheric Experience -- 2.1.2 Literary Spheres: Text, Contact, and the Reader -- 2.2 Material Ethics and the Affective Agency of Atmospheres -- 2.3 Gothic Nature and Uncanny Atmospheres -- 2.4 Entering a New Dark Age: Atmospheric Re(lation)ality and the Anthropocene Imagination -- 3. Being Polluted in the Global Garb-Age -- 3.1 Posthuman, Post-Nature, and Lit(t)erature
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|a 3.1.1 "Nothingness haunts being": Experiences on the Threshold between Toxic Spaces and the Self in Glister -- 3.1.2 "Clustering out like fungi": Liminal Modes of Being in Marrow Island -- 3.2 Making Sense of Embodied Permeability -- 4. Reading Matters, Material Readings -- 4.1 Weird Terroirs and Other Terrors -- 4.2 Traces of Atmospheric Agency -- 4.3 Atmospheric Agency of Literary Traces -- 5. Going Glocal -- 5.1 Glocal Points of Access -- 5.2 Ambient Literature and the Storying in and of Spacetime -- 5.3 Where to Read from Here: Duncan Speakman's It Must Have Been Dark By Then -- 6. Conclusion
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|a Ecofiction
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