2014
DOI: 10.1590/1982-8837119
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Ecocrítica alemã: Um panorama

Abstract: Abstract:The article presents the state of art of ecocritical research on German literature. Although it has started in a later period in comparison to the USA, there is already a number of publications that indicate that this is a developing research field. Key-words: ecocriticism; environment; German literatureResumo: O artigo apresenta o estado da arte da pesquisa ecocrítica sobre a literatura alemã. Apesar de esta ter se iniciado tardiamente em comparação com os EUA, já há um número de publicações que apon… Show more

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“…80 Opponents of accepting the money (including two prominent members of the Hibernian Anti-Slavery Society) were out-voted, and the Dublin Quakers put the donations to use for Famine relief. 81 The decision set off a flurry of transatlantic correspondence between abolitionists who questioned whether it was right or wrong for the Committee to accept money from slaveholding cities. 82 Importantly, James Haughton emerged as one of the most outspoken opponents of the Committee's decision to accept the Charleston and Baltimore donations.…”
Section: Young Ireland the United States And Slavery 177mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…80 Opponents of accepting the money (including two prominent members of the Hibernian Anti-Slavery Society) were out-voted, and the Dublin Quakers put the donations to use for Famine relief. 81 The decision set off a flurry of transatlantic correspondence between abolitionists who questioned whether it was right or wrong for the Committee to accept money from slaveholding cities. 82 Importantly, James Haughton emerged as one of the most outspoken opponents of the Committee's decision to accept the Charleston and Baltimore donations.…”
Section: Young Ireland the United States And Slavery 177mentioning
confidence: 99%