Climatic changes in literature.

Research theatre, climate change, and the Ecocide Project / by: (Electronic resources)

Climate change fictions = representations of global warming in American literature / by: (Electronic resources)

British romanticism, climate change, and the anthropocene = writing Tambora / by: (Electronic resources)

Climate change and writing the Canadian Arctic by: (Electronic resources)

Cli-fi = a companion / by: (Electronic resources)

Theatres of dust = climate gothic analysis in contemporary Australian drama and performance landscapes / by: (Electronic resources)

The American climate emergency narrative = origins, developments and imaginary futures / by: (Electronic resources)

Apocalyptic California = gender in climate fiction / by: (Electronic resources)

Ecodramaturgies = theatre, performance and climate change / by: (Electronic resources)

Theater- Political aspects.

American literature- History and criticism.- 21st century

Eighteenth-Century Literature.

Gothic Studies.

Theater- History- 21st century.

Climatic changes.

Literature.

Contemporary Literature.

Watt-Cloutier, Sheila.- Right to be cold.

North American Literature.

Theater and society.

Performing arts.

Ecofeminism in literature.

Climatic changes

British and Irish Literature.

Climate Change.

Feminist Literary Theory.

Environmental History.

Twentieth-Century Literature.

Literary Theory.

Ecocriticism.

Queer theory.

World Literature.

Performing Arts.

Climatic changes in literature.

Comparative Literature.

Tambora, Mount (Indonesia)- Eruption, 1815.

Canada, Northern- In literature.

Australian drama- History and criticism.

Ecology in literature.

Theater.

Science fiction- Women authors

Romanticism- Great Britain.

Winter, Kathleen.- Boundless.

Contemporary Theatre.

Conservation Biology/Ecology.

Ecology.

English literature- History and criticism.- 19th century

Natural disasters in literature.

Nineteenth-Century Literature.

Canadian literature- History and criticism.

American fiction- History and criticism.