Climate Change Fiction in Literature: An Ecocritical Review of its Rise, Representation and Role in Literary Realm
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- Vaibhav Ani
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The present paper intends to throw light on the intersections between climate change narratives and ecocriticism to reflect critically on environmental issues. The paper argues that ecocritical analysis helps enhance ecological sensibilities and cultivate ecological concerns. Climate change fiction is more often about global warming narratives that prominently include the speculations about ecological collapse, resource depletion, eco-apocalypse etc. Ecocriticism as a theoretical framework studies the representation of nature in literature and how humans interact with natural entities on political, ethical and psychological grounds. The paper discusses the concept of cli-fi and its association with ecocriticism. Both the cli-fi and ecocriticism discourses aim to direct the readers to recourse to pro-environmental behaviour in order to eschew imminent ecological collapse.
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Vaibhav Ani. Climate Change Fiction in Literature: An Ecocritical Review of its Rise, Representation and Role in Literary Realm. 2026. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20824534
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