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The Hive and the Pod: Ecocritical Subversions in Laline Paull’s Two Interspecies Narratives

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Paull's novels reveal ecological and social crises of the Anthropocene through nonhuman narratives that foster empathy.
By utilizing Greg Garrard's environmental dualisms and Rob Nixon's slow violence framework, the study critiques industrial exploitation.
The analysis employs close reading and interdisciplinary synthesis to explore the narrative strategies and ecological themes present in Paull's work.
Paull's narratives advocate for interspecies solidarity, challenging patriarchal and extractive logics in both agriculture and marine ecosystems.

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This ecocritical analysis examines nonhuman perspectives in Paull's narratives, highlighting ecological crises and anthropocentric hierarchies.

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This ecocritical analysis examines nonhuman perspectives in Paull's narratives, highlighting ecological crises and anthropocentric hierarchies.