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Journal of Postcolonial Writing
Special Focus : Eco-fictions : Emergent Discourses and Nature and the Environment in Postcolonial Literature
vol.
55
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2
2019
16840897
2019
periodical issue
'Instead of looking at the past by viewing the remains of ancient settlements or by inspecting inscriptions left in caves by early humans, future generations will gather information about current times by the imprint that neo-liberal capitalism is leaving on everything. Plastic bottles, chewing gum, electronic components and even medical waste will provide them with a portrait of the Anthropocene, the age shaped by the climate changes we have caused and now inhabit.' (María Alonso Alonso & María Jesús Cabarcos Traseira, Editorial introduction)
2019 pg. 169-181
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