The Ecosomatic Paradigm in Literature: Merging Disability Studies and Ecocriticism

Cella, Matthew J. C.

doi:10.1093/isle/ist053

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“…This draws emphasis on the same principle fundamentally at the economic standard: that geography and physical ecology serve as the interaction of the human mind and the trial existence of humans and their surroundings. The goal of mind-body emancipation is consistent with the goal of environmental stewardship, which is one of the repercussions of this close relationship that delineates one of the prominent objectives of Ecocriticism (Cella, 2013).…”

Section: B the Trend Of Eco-criticism Post-2000mentioning

confidence: 82%

Ecocriticism in Modern English Literature

Fawareh

Dakamsih

Alkouri

2023

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Ecocriticism these days is indeed a relatively new revisionist and reformist trend that has dominated the ecological point of view in recent English literature worldwide. The ecological perspective constructed under Eco-criticism delineates the nature-human alliance in both detrimental and constructive ways. The present research paper tries to inspect some post-1900 modern English literature from an Ecocritical perspective. The literature reviewed in the present study incorporates the analysis of some well-known authorship whichever is eminently written to gain insights from the ecological frame of reference. Analyzing some notable works culminates in the conclusion that the trend of Ecocriticism progresses from ‘nature- a mystic substance ‘and ‘nature’s interconnectedness to action ‘importance of maintaining nature, ‘eco-consciousness and eco-literacy about environmental issues, and finally calls to action.

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Section: B the Trend Of Eco-criticism Post-2000mentioning

confidence: 82%

Ecocriticism in Modern English Literature

Fawareh

Dakamsih

Alkouri

2023

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“…Able-bodiness refers to a person's physical and mental ability to perform tasks without significant limitations or disabilities. In the context of human resource diversity, able-bodied bodies are an important consideration for creating diverse and inclusive workplaces [18]. Employers must consider the needs of employees with disabilities, both visible and invisible, to ensure that they can perform their duties to the best of their abilities.…”

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confidence: 99%

Diversity of Human Resources and Development in the Organization

Joshua Olabiyi

2023

Human Resource Management - An Update

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Effective management of people is crucial for the success of any organization. It is important to consider the factors that affect employees’ behavior at work; individual differences and characteristics play a significant role in this. Organizations often assume that everyone is the same and will behave rationally in the face of change. However, people’s behavior differs due to variations in personal characteristics, background, and the environment in which they were brought up. In addition, there are differences in ability, intelligence, personality, and other factors. The failure to embrace diversity effectively can adversely affect both employees and customers. Therefore, companies must concentrate on holistic strategies to address broader human resource issues and value-diverse employees. Customers are “partial” employees of service organizations and play a significant role in service production. Thus, managing both full-time and “partial” employees (i.e., customers) is essential using diverse managerial strategies.

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A Dialectical Nexus of Objects: Disability as Hyperobject in Joshua Ferris’s The Unnamed

Sheu¹

2023

Hyperobject Reading, Scale Variance, and American Fiction in the Anthropocene

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The Ecosomatic Paradigm in Literature: Merging Disability Studies and Ecocriticism

Cited by 18 publications

References 9 publications

Ecocriticism in Modern English Literature

Ecocriticism in Modern English Literature

Diversity of Human Resources and Development in the Organization

A Dialectical Nexus of Objects: Disability as Hyperobject in Joshua Ferris’s The Unnamed

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