Stephanie Posthumus is an assistant professor in the Department of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures at McGill University.

‘Highly recommended.’- H. Freed-Thall (Choice Magazine vol 55:10:2018) "Posthumus’s book appears destined to become one of the most important resources for scholars interested in French ecological thought and fiction. It also promises to spark more interest in a field of study that has been relegated to the periphery in French and Francophone studies."- Keith Moser, Mississippi State University (The French Review) "…Posthumus’s goal is to provide (eco)critical points of convergence, and she does so with great attention to coherence and detail…The book will of course be a reference for scholars working in French ecocriticism, but should not be overlooked by ecocritics from other linguistic traditions…"- Pauline Goul, Vassar College (H-France Review Vol. 19, no 76)

• INTRODUCTION - Ecological ReadingsCHAPTER ONE - Ecological Subjectivity: Guattari and DarrieussecqCHAPTER TWO - Ecological Dwelling: Serres and Lafon CHAPTER THREE - Ecological Politics: Latour and RufinCHAPTER FOUR - Ecological Ends: Schaeffer and HouellebecqCONCLUSION - Further Ecological ReadingsBibliography

Stephanie Posthumus is an assistant professor in the Department of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures at McGill University.

‘Highly recommended.’- H. Freed-Thall (Choice Magazine vol 55:10:2018) "Posthumus’s book appears destined to become one of the most important resources for scholars interested in French ecological thought and fiction. It also promises to spark more interest in a field of study that has been relegated to the periphery in French and Francophone studies."- Keith Moser, Mississippi State University (The French Review) "…Posthumus’s goal is to provide (eco)critical points of convergence, and she does so with great attention to coherence and detail…The book will of course be a reference for scholars working in French ecocriticism, but should not be overlooked by ecocritics from other linguistic traditions…"- Pauline Goul, Vassar College (H-France Review Vol. 19, no 76)

• INTRODUCTION - Ecological ReadingsCHAPTER ONE - Ecological Subjectivity: Guattari and DarrieussecqCHAPTER TWO - Ecological Dwelling: Serres and Lafon CHAPTER THREE - Ecological Politics: Latour and RufinCHAPTER FOUR - Ecological Ends: Schaeffer and HouellebecqCONCLUSION - Further Ecological ReadingsBibliography

Stephanie Posthumus is an assistant professor in the Department of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures at McGill University.

‘Highly recommended.’- H. Freed-Thall (Choice Magazine vol 55:10:2018) "Posthumus’s book appears destined to become one of the most important resources for scholars interested in French ecological thought and fiction. It also promises to spark more interest in a field of study that has been relegated to the periphery in French and Francophone studies."- Keith Moser, Mississippi State University (The French Review) "…Posthumus’s goal is to provide (eco)critical points of convergence, and she does so with great attention to coherence and detail…The book will of course be a reference for scholars working in French ecocriticism, but should not be overlooked by ecocritics from other linguistic traditions…"- Pauline Goul, Vassar College (H-France Review Vol. 19, no 76)

• INTRODUCTION - Ecological ReadingsCHAPTER ONE - Ecological Subjectivity: Guattari and DarrieussecqCHAPTER TWO - Ecological Dwelling: Serres and Lafon CHAPTER THREE - Ecological Politics: Latour and RufinCHAPTER FOUR - Ecological Ends: Schaeffer and HouellebecqCONCLUSION - Further Ecological ReadingsBibliography