An Ecocritical Studies in Toxicity, Physical Representation, and Landscape in American Environmental Literature

考虑到美国环境文学对自然表现的转变的全球性影响，本研究考察了梭罗和埃德加·A·坡的景观构建与种族潜意识之间的关系。考察了受污染题材影响的当代女性环境文学作家，发现她们在20世纪末21世纪初伴随着身体的再现。这项研究的最终结果是共同撰写了四本书和几篇论文，并多次发表演讲，包括在两次国际会议上的演讲。

Considering the global influence of American environmental literature on the transformation of natural representation, this study examines the relationship between landscape construction and racial sub consciousness in H. D. Thoreau and Edgar A. Poe. Also it examines the contemporary women environmental literature writers affected by the theme of pollution, and finds out they are accompanied by the representation of body in the late 20th and early 21st century. Outcomes of this study are culminated in co-authored four books and several papers as well as the presentations at several times including ones at the two international conferences.