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September 5, 2025Bon VoyageOpen Access

Sensing Eco-Ethical Concerns in Boyle’s A Friend of the Earth

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CSChintamani Mainali Sharma

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Overview

Analysis reveals ecological disaster and anthropocentricism in Boyle's narrative, highlighting eco-ethical concerns.

Key Points

  • Climate change poses significant threats to human civilization and the planet's flora and fauna, resulting in ecological disaster.
  • The analysis employs ecocriticism to explore the implications of anthropocentricism and emotional responses to ecocide.
  • Boyle's narrative illustrates a dystopian future, focusing on characters fighting to conserve endangered species and ecosystems.
  • The examination draws on frameworks by Greg Garrard and Aldo Leopold to underscore the ethical dimensions of environmental challenges.

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Chintamani Mainali Sharma (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68bb4de86d6d5674bcd01929https://doi.org/10.3126/bovo.v7i1.83649
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