Interdisciplinary Approaches to Environmental Identity and Portrayal

Mohamed Mliless is an independent researcher in ecolinguistics and critical environmental discourse analysis. He holds a PhD in applied linguistics from the University of Moulay Ismail of Meknes, Morocco.Mohammed Moubtassimeholds a PhD in comparative linguistics from Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah University, where he teaches at the Faculty of Humanities. Diego Luis Forte is Professor of linguistics and social semiotics and a researcher in the National Library of Argentina.

• List of FiguresList of Tables Foreword by William R. NaugleAcknowledgments List of Abbreviations Introduction: Mohamed MlilessChapter 1: Nature Deterioration: From Anthropocene to Capitalocene by Mohammed Adli and El Houcine ChougraniChapter 2: Food Production and Animal Welfare the Stories we are Enforced by Diego L. ForteChapter 3: Grammatical Reflections of Sentient Landscapes Linguistic Evidence for Environmental Personhood by David StringerChapter 4: The Environment Protection and the Digital by Hind MajdoubiChapter 5: The Law of Hazardous Waste and Sustainable Development by Khadija AnouarChapter 6: The Protection of Water Rights in the Face of Human Security the Case of Morocco by Rabiaa BourhimChapter 7: The Right to Healthy Environment in Morocco between International Conventions and National Legislation by Fatima Zohra Alaoui Mahrez and Hind HassineChapter 8: Forest Policy and Management in Colonial and Post-Colonial India a Historical Study by Prashant TripathiChapter 9: Visual Language and Environmental Representation in Moroccan Cinema: “Sotto Voce” as a Case Study by Mohamed Mliless, Latifa Belfakir, and Fouad SouibaChapter 10: Hunted Animals on Social Networks a Visual and a Critical Discourse Analysis by Fouad Akki - Mohammed Larouz - Hicham Laabidi - Mehdi El MadaniChapter 11: The Rain Sound as an Affective Force that Unites Humans and Nature by Jaouad AchtitahChapter 12: The Environment between Psychology, Identity, and Society Morocco as a Case of Study by Douae SerrafChapter 13: Ecofeminism in Morocco between Theory and Reality by Hafsa El BastamiChapter 14: The Environmental Crisis, Postcolonialism, and Gender Inequality in the Global South a Postcolonial Ecofeminism Approach by Hajar TahaChapter 15: Women and Land Property within an Ecofeminist System by Redouane BougtibChapter 16: The Two Cultures, The Third Culture, and the Environment in Ian McEwan's “Solar” by Nasreddine EL GuezarChapter 17: Ecotherapy and Communion with Nature in Farid Alansari’s “The Return of the Cavaliers” An Ecotheological Perspective by Abdelaziz DqaqiConclusion: Mohamed MlilessAppendix: Additional MaterialsAbout the Editors and Contributors

"With impressive breadth and depth, this collection showcases the power of interdisciplinary scholarship in deepening our understanding of human-environment relations. It is a vital resource that inspires reflection and action on sustainability, identity, and stewardship in an era of ecological urgency."