John Parham is Principal Lecturer in Media and Cultural Studies at the University of Worcester, UK and Associate Head (Research) in the Institute of Humanities and Creative Arts. He is co-editor of the journal Green Letters: Studies in Ecocriticism and his research focuses on the connections between popular culture, literature and ecology.

• Foreword1. Embracing Contradiction: Green Popular CulturePART I: CONTRADICTION2. Global and Eco-Cosmopolitan Film: 'Muddled Middles'3. Green Television: Telling Tales4. Green Journalism and Green CulturesPART II: ELASTICITY5. Green Comedy: The Importance of Being Elastic6. Popular Music: Reconnecting with the Environment7. 'Eco-Cinema': Art Film and Documentary8. Green Computer Games: To Play is to Inhabit9. The 'Hope' of Green AnimationAfterword.

The book thus offers a corrective to certain outdated tendencies of ecocriticism and environmental activism, especially the idealisation of ‘pure’ nature … Green Media and Popular Culture is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the recent past or possible futures of ecocriticism and the environmental humanities.

John Parham is Principal Lecturer in Media and Cultural Studies at the University of Worcester, UK and Associate Head (Research) in the Institute of Humanities and Creative Arts. He is co-editor of the journal Green Letters: Studies in Ecocriticism and his research focuses on the connections between popular culture, literature and ecology.

• Foreword1. Embracing Contradiction: Green Popular CulturePART I: CONTRADICTION2. Global and Eco-Cosmopolitan Film: 'Muddled Middles'3. Green Television: Telling Tales4. Green Journalism and Green CulturesPART II: ELASTICITY5. Green Comedy: The Importance of Being Elastic6. Popular Music: Reconnecting with the Environment7. 'Eco-Cinema': Art Film and Documentary8. Green Computer Games: To Play is to Inhabit9. The 'Hope' of Green AnimationAfterword.

The book thus offers a corrective to certain outdated tendencies of ecocriticism and environmental activism, especially the idealisation of ‘pure’ nature … Green Media and Popular Culture is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the recent past or possible futures of ecocriticism and the environmental humanities.

John Parham is Principal Lecturer in Media and Cultural Studies at the University of Worcester, UK and Associate Head (Research) in the Institute of Humanities and Creative Arts. He is co-editor of the journal Green Letters: Studies in Ecocriticism and his research focuses on the connections between popular culture, literature and ecology.

• Foreword1. Embracing Contradiction: Green Popular CulturePART I: CONTRADICTION2. Global and Eco-Cosmopolitan Film: 'Muddled Middles'3. Green Television: Telling Tales4. Green Journalism and Green CulturesPART II: ELASTICITY5. Green Comedy: The Importance of Being Elastic6. Popular Music: Reconnecting with the Environment7. 'Eco-Cinema': Art Film and Documentary8. Green Computer Games: To Play is to Inhabit9. The 'Hope' of Green AnimationAfterword.

The book thus offers a corrective to certain outdated tendencies of ecocriticism and environmental activism, especially the idealisation of ‘pure’ nature … Green Media and Popular Culture is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the recent past or possible futures of ecocriticism and the environmental humanities.