The Queerness of Water: Troubled Ecologies in the Eighteenth Century (Under the Sign of Nature: Explorations in Environmental Humanities)
by Jeremy Chow
Jeremy Chow’s The Queerness of Water examines water, nature, and troubled ecologies in the eighteenth century. As part of the Under the Sign of Nature series, the book approaches environmental humanities through questions of queerness, history, and the fluid meanings of the natural world.
About This Book
The Queerness of Water examines water and troubled ecologies through the lens of the eighteenth century.
Situated within environmental humanities, the book explores how ideas of nature can be understood through fluidity, complexity, and difference.
Its focus on queerness and water connects environmental concerns with historical and literary inquiry.
Part of the Under the Sign of Nature series, this work offers a humanities-based exploration of ecological thought.
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