The book demonstrates how apocalyptic narratives actively shape public understanding of environmental crisis, alternately mobilizing action or breeding paralysis.
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Mohamed Mliless is an independent researcher in Ecolinguistics and Critical Environmental Discourse Analysis, Morocco. He holds a PhD in Applied Linguistics from the University of Moulay Ismail of Meknes, Morocco. He has published books on legal and environmental discourse and authored articles on social and environmental issues. He is a member of the International Ecolinguistics Association (IEA) and serves on the boards of several journals.
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. Apocalypse in Media, Literature and Linguistics: Narratives of Despair and Hope argues that apocalyptic stories are not merely genres or headlines; they are cultural technologies that construct environmental crises and channel public response. The volume shows how language and narrativemetaphors, frames, and plotlinesshape ecological identity, moral urgency, and policy choices across fiction, film, journalism, and community activism. Contributors trace how alarmist framings can heighten attention yet also induce paralysis or denial, and how hopeful, justice-oriented discourse can motivate stewardship and collective action. Case studies range from McCarthys The Road and Atwoods climate fiction to Swahili-language media in Kenya, Brazilian news rhetoric, cinematic reception of The Day After Tomorrow, necropolitics in the Niger Delta, and critiques of anti-apocalyptic techno-optimism. Together, the chapters advance a clear claim: apocalyptic narratives do political work, distributing fear, responsibility, and possibility. The book offers practical analytic toolsdrawn from ecolinguistics, critical discourse analysis, cultural studies, and media analysisfor diagnosing destructive framings and designing alternatives that inform without fatalism. It is a timely resource for scholars, educators, journalists, and advocates seeking language that moves audiences from dread to durable, justice-centered action. The book demonstrates how apocalyptic narratives actively shape public understanding of environmental crisis, alternately mobilizing action or breeding paralysis. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798216380252
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Hardback. Etat : New. Apocalypse in Media, Literature and Linguistics: Narratives of Despair and Hope argues that apocalyptic stories are not merely genres or headlines; they are cultural technologies that construct environmental crises and channel public response. The volume shows how language and narrative-metaphors, frames, and plotlines-shape ecological identity, moral urgency, and policy choices across fiction, film, journalism, and community activism. Contributors trace how alarmist framings can heighten attention yet also induce paralysis or denial, and how hopeful, justice-oriented discourse can motivate stewardship and collective action. Case studies range from McCarthy's The Road and Atwood's climate fiction to Swahili-language media in Kenya, Brazilian news rhetoric, cinematic reception of The Day After Tomorrow, necropolitics in the Niger Delta, and critiques of anti-apocalyptic techno-optimism. Together, the chapters advance a clear claim: apocalyptic narratives do political work, distributing fear, responsibility, and possibility. The book offers practical analytic tools-drawn from ecolinguistics, critical discourse analysis, cultural studies, and media analysis-for diagnosing destructive framings and designing alternatives that inform without fatalism. It is a timely resource for scholars, educators, journalists, and advocates seeking language that moves audiences from dread to durable, justice-centered action. N° de réf. du vendeur LU-9798216380252
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