The Scorched and Depleted Earth: Terrestrial Decadence in Fin-de-Siecle Russia
Anxieties about climate change and planetary decline at the turn of the last century found expression in scientific debates, artistic literature, publicistic writing, and religious philosophy. This article analyzes representations of earth as being exhausted and dehydrated in works of literature by...
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