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econarratology: a standalone construct

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Ecocriticism

an approach joining ecocriticism with narratology, holding that readers' mental models of storyworlds can convey how environments are experienced across cultures.

In ecocriticism, econarratology refers to an approach joining ecocriticism with narratology, holding that readers' mental models of storyworlds can convey how environments are experienced across cultures. This meaning comes from James (2015) in The Storyworld Accord.[1]

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  1. James, E. (2015). The Storyworld Accord. UNP - Nebraska. https://doi.org/10.2307/j.ctt1d9898m

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