Human-Nature Interactions in Kathleen Jamie's Selected Poems
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.25130/Lang.9.4.P1.13Keywords:
Ecocriticism, Kathleen Jamie, nature, environmental studiesAbstract
Kathleen Jamie's poetry illustrates the effects of human actions on the natural world. Jamie’s poetry expresses a viewpoint on the inevitability of human impact. This tendency is demonstrated by the traces that remain and integrate into the natural environment. This study’s aim is to provide a thorough analysis of Kathleen Jamie's poetry and its impact on the natural environment and ecocriticism. The poet promotes awareness and a reconnection with nature, highlighting many natural beings that are sometimes neglected or mistreated in their coexistence with humanity. The poet's work promotes a connection with the natural environment.
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