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این کانال به منظور اطلاعرسانی و ترویج حوزهٔ میانرشتهای «زبانشناسی زیستمحیطی» و معرفی منابع مرتبط با آن (کتابها، مقالات، وبسایت، فیلم، ...) راهاندازی شده است. امیر قربانپور Amir Ghorbanpour @a_ghorbanpour
Animal Poetics and Literary Thinking (Ecocritical Theory and Practice)
Ratul Nandi (Foreword by Richard Kerridge)
2025
Lexington Books
#book
https://tedxlondon.com/podcasts/why-we-need-new-climate-stories
Climate Curious Podcast | Why we need new climate stories
#podcast
Framing Sustainability in Language and Communication (Routledge Research in Language and Communication)
Maida Kosatica and Sean P. Smith (Eds.)
2025
Routledge
#book
Human-Plant Entanglement and Vegetal Agency in the Poetry of Thomas Hardy and Sylvia Plath
Dilek Bulut Sarıkaya
2024
Lexington Books
#book
Raising environmental awareness and inspiring action through ecofiction
@ecolinguistics
https://www.animalsandsociety.org/research/sloth
Call for Papers
Sloth: A Journal of Emerging Voices in Human–Animal Studies
#call #journal
Narrating Sustainability through Storytelling
Daniel Fischer, Sonja Fücker, Hanna Selm, and Anna Sundermann (Eds.)
2023
Routledge
#book
Engaging with Environmental Education through the Language Arts: Interdisciplinary and Creative Approaches to Fostering Ecoliteracy
Nicholas McGuinn and Amanda Naylor (Eds.)
2025
Routledge
#book
https://wildones.substack.com
Wild Ones: A weekly digest of ideas, news, and research in ecolinguistics and environmental communication
#website #blog
https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20241108-the-people-cracking-the-worlds-toughest-climate-words
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Fake News in Contemporary Science and Politics: A Requiem for the Real?
Keith Moser
2024
Palgrave Macmillan
#book
https://www.unsdglearn.org/courses/the-stories-we-live-by-a-course-in-ecolinguistics
The Stories We Live By: A Free Online Course in Ecolinguistics now listed on the United Nations SDG Learn website
#website #online_course
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/10.1080/00131857.2024.2328081
📖 Book review: Freire and environmentalism: Ecopedagogy
✍️ Hossein Davari; Amir Ghorbanpour
#article
https://www.degruyter.com/document/doi/10.1515/jwl-2024-0044/html
📖 Surveying ecolinguistics
✍️ Sune Vork Steffensen
This article presents a comprehensive and detailed survey of ecolinguistics, defined as an enterprise oriented to how language plays a role in the interactions between human beings, other species, and the natural environment. Since the early 1990s, ecolinguistics has been driven by a concern for life on Earth and as such it comprises the linguistic study of the current ecological crisis. Through a detailed close reading of the literature, in combination with the bibliometric tool of VOSviewer, it surveys eleven subfields of contemporary ecolinguistics. The eleven surveyed subfields of ecolinguistics are: discourse-oriented ecolinguistics, corpus-assisted ecolinguistics, ecostylistics, narratological ecolinguistics, identity-oriented ecolinguistics, ethno-lexical ecolinguistics, ecological discourse analysis, harmonious discourse analysis, cognitive ecolinguistics, educational ecolinguistics, and decolonial/transdisciplinary ecolinguistics. In the conclusion, the article discusses two challenges that face contemporary ecolinguistics: the repetition of certain tropes and narratives about the field, even in the absence of empirical evidence, and the lack of internal debate and critique.
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https://www.degruyter.com/document/doi/10.1515/jwl-2024-0043/html
📖 On the demarcation of ecolinguistics
✍️ Sune Vork Steffensen
This article discusses the demarcation of contemporary ecolinguistics. It takes a starting point in different conceptualisations of the field, including (1) the claim that ecolinguistics is an umbrella term for work that attends to interconnections and dynamics in multiple contexts, (2) the claim that ecolinguistics comprises two traditions, a Haugenian tradition and a Hallidayan tradition, and (3) the claim that ecolinguistics consists of four strands that orient to the symbolic, sociocultural, natural, and cognitive ecology of language, respectively. Using bibliometric methods, the article concludes that there is currently no unity in ecolinguistics that warrants the first claim. Further, it concludes that there is no bibliometric or empirical evidence for the second claim, as there is virtually no connection between the two traditions, and hence they are two separate research areas, rather than two traditions within one field. Finally, it is shown that while there do indeed exist four ecological frameworks in linguistics, they are not subfields within ecolinguistics. It is concluded that contemporary ecolinguistics is defined by its preoccupation with natural ecologies. Based on this conclusion, it is suggested that the ecolinguistic preoccupation with natural ecologies presupposes treating language as integral to living and the ecology.
#article
Call for Book Chapters
Ecolinguistic Pedagogy: Language, Environmental Literacy, and Educational Practice
#call
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C69YCwJ4hh4
Lost in Language Podcast | Ecolinguistics: A conversation with Arran Stibbe
#podcast #video
Shaped by Vegetal Matters: Phyto-Influence on Humans, Other Animals, and Place
Elizabeth Oriel
2025
Lexington Books
#book
https://www.sciencedirect.com/journal/language-sciences/about/call-for-papers#explorations-in-ecolinguistics-new-directions-themes-and-theories
Call for Papers
Special Issue of Language Sciences
“Explorations in Ecolinguistics: New Directions, Themes, and Theories”
Guest editors: Diego Forte, Martin Doering, and Jia Li
#call
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/17524032.2024.2448253
📖 Raising environmental awareness and inspiring action through ecofiction
✍️ Hossein Davari; Amir Ghorbanpour
#article
https://www.ecolinguistics-association.org/journal
The full 2024 issue of Language and Ecology
(accessible at https://www.ecoling.net)
Articles
• Hello spring! Exploring cherry blossoms in English and French
by Alena Soloshenko
• Green ideals: How learning the Na’vi language helps protect our planet
by Christine Schreyer
• Framing a more-than-human world: An ecolinguistic and eco-critical discourse analysis of framing in selected US oceanic discourse websites
by Damilola Isaac Ademola
• Walking, reading, and writing the trails of Tualatin Hills Nature Park
by Talitha May
• Fresh air in a box: An eco-critical analysis of advertisements offering solutions to air pollution
by Shreya Parmar and Mona Parakh
• The ‘Ce qui nous concerne’ (‘What matters to us’) project and participative research with Rennes’ civil society narratives: An ecosophical narratology
by William Kelleher
• More than a microcosm: Ecology and ecolinguistics in the garden
by Jolyon Kirby
Book Reviews
• Robert Poole, Corpus-Assisted Ecolinguistics. London: Bloomsbury, 2022
by Diego L. Forte
Creative Works
• Olive trees, Silent Spring and a balcony: Ode to Rachel Carson by Laura Malacart
by Ada Bellanova, translated by Laura Malacart
• Where is here? The cross-cultural grammar and deeper meanings of experiences in nature
by Peter Hourdequin
• When is a nature note not a nature note?
by Paul Russell Miller
• Reflections on insects and decolonization in the Anthropocene
by Talitha May
• Growing fear
by Kodjo Adabra
#journal #article
Acknowledging Indigenous Knowledge: Voices of Tropical Forest People
Purabi Bose
2024
CRC Press
#book
https://sentientism.substack.com/p/we-need-better-stories
Being more rather than having more: An interview with Arran Stibbe on Sentientism
#blog #podcast #video
https://ecolinguistics.substack.com
ecoLinguistics: Diving into the stories about nature, the way we talk about it, and the way it makes us feel
#website #blog
Climate Consciousness and Environmental Activism in Composition: Writing to Save the World
Joseph R. Lease (Ed.)
2020
Lexington Books
#book
https://ksw.rptu.de/abt/anglistik/forschung-projekte/current-projects/40th-international-laud-symposium
40th International LAUD Symposium
Climate-change discourse: Language in media representations, public debates, science and science communication
August 25–28, 2025
Landau, Germany
#call #conference
Book review: Freire and environmentalism: Ecopedagogy
@ecolinguistics
On the demarcation of ecolinguistics
@ecolinguistics
george.vallego" rel="nofollow">https://medium.com/@george.vallego
Jorge Vallego’s article series on “Ecolinguistics and AI”, published on Medium
#article #website