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13 February, 2023
The Great Derangement | The role of literature in the climate crisis
In the essay-book ‘The great derangement: climate change and the unthinkable’, writer Amitav Ghosh (2016) offers an exhaustive reflection on where humanity, as a collective, stands on the issue of climate change. Ghosh argues that humanity is living in the era of the great derangement, an era of illusion, of blindness to the warnings given by global warming.
27 October, 2020
The Road explores climate crisis and alienation
Almost fifteen years after its publication, the 2007 Pulitzer Prize winner The Road is more relevant than ever. Set in an unspecified future, the novel depicts a depopulated, cold earth,…
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The Great Derangement | The role of literature in the climate crisis
Posted on 13 February 2023
The Road explores climate crisis and alienation
Posted on 27 October 2020
The Ministry for the Future | Facing climate change
Posted on 11 July 2023
Sapiens | An unconventional history of mankind
Posted on 7 December 2022
Dear Matafele Peinem | We won’t let you down
Posted on 16 November 2022
History Project | The Legacy of Nuclear Testing
Posted on 19 July 2022
SalTo22 has begun | Set the Wild Hearts free
Posted on 21 May 2022
Margaret Atwood | From the origins to a dystopian future
Posted on 17 October 2021
Niviâna and Jetñil-Kijiner’s Rise | A Call to Action
Posted on 7 September 2021
Years and Years | A timely representation of today’s reality
Posted on 11 February 2021
Snowpiercer | A Dystopian Aesthetic
Posted on 15 March 2023
The Overstory | The power(s) of a good story
Posted on 27 October 2022