Veins of poison: intersections of green criminology, environmental justice, and toxicity in Ambikasutan Mangad’s Swarga
In this anthropocentric era, toxicity has become inseparable from ecocritical and environmental discourse. All of Life is contaminated by toxic agencies, affecting natural resources, humans and non-humans. Green Criminology as a study considers such contamination a criminal act, as it also incorpora...
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| description | In this anthropocentric era, toxicity has become inseparable from ecocritical and environmental discourse. All of Life is contaminated by toxic agencies, affecting natural resources, humans and non-humans. Green Criminology as a study considers such contamination a criminal act, as it also incorporates disciplines like Environmental justice and rights to raise concerns for the environment and find solutions that would eradicate such acts of environmental 'violence'. This article establishes that fiction is a medium to unearth this crime committed against the earth, relaying Environmental rights and justice as it remains closely intertwined with human and non-human lives. Arguing that novels allow deeper introspection into environmental violence from a cultural and personal perspective, the article explores this intersection of green crime, environmental and human rights, toxicity and awareness through Ambikasutan Mangad's novel Swarga, deploying how narratives of victims and descriptions of the land and faith add to conversations of criminology, aiding the enforcement of environmental justice. |
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| spelling | oai:generic.eprints.org:227302023-12-26T09:56:06Z http://journalarticle.ukm.my/22730/ Veins of poison: intersections of green criminology, environmental justice, and toxicity in Ambikasutan Mangad’s Swarga Jana, Pooja C.V., Padmaja In this anthropocentric era, toxicity has become inseparable from ecocritical and environmental discourse. All of Life is contaminated by toxic agencies, affecting natural resources, humans and non-humans. Green Criminology as a study considers such contamination a criminal act, as it also incorporates disciplines like Environmental justice and rights to raise concerns for the environment and find solutions that would eradicate such acts of environmental 'violence'. This article establishes that fiction is a medium to unearth this crime committed against the earth, relaying Environmental rights and justice as it remains closely intertwined with human and non-human lives. Arguing that novels allow deeper introspection into environmental violence from a cultural and personal perspective, the article explores this intersection of green crime, environmental and human rights, toxicity and awareness through Ambikasutan Mangad's novel Swarga, deploying how narratives of victims and descriptions of the land and faith add to conversations of criminology, aiding the enforcement of environmental justice. Penerbit Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia 2023-09 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://journalarticle.ukm.my/22730/1/TT%206.pdf Jana, Pooja and C.V., Padmaja (2023) Veins of poison: intersections of green criminology, environmental justice, and toxicity in Ambikasutan Mangad’s Swarga. 3L; Language,Linguistics and Literature,The Southeast Asian Journal of English Language Studies., 29 (3). pp. 64-76. ISSN 0128-5157 https://ejournal.ukm.my/3l/issue/view/1618 |
| spellingShingle | Jana, Pooja C.V., Padmaja Veins of poison: intersections of green criminology, environmental justice, and toxicity in Ambikasutan Mangad’s Swarga |
| title | Veins of poison: intersections of green criminology, environmental justice, and toxicity in Ambikasutan Mangad’s Swarga |
| title_full | Veins of poison: intersections of green criminology, environmental justice, and toxicity in Ambikasutan Mangad’s Swarga |
| title_fullStr | Veins of poison: intersections of green criminology, environmental justice, and toxicity in Ambikasutan Mangad’s Swarga |
| title_full_unstemmed | Veins of poison: intersections of green criminology, environmental justice, and toxicity in Ambikasutan Mangad’s Swarga |
| title_short | Veins of poison: intersections of green criminology, environmental justice, and toxicity in Ambikasutan Mangad’s Swarga |
| title_sort | veins of poison: intersections of green criminology, environmental justice, and toxicity in ambikasutan mangad’s swarga |
| url | http://journalarticle.ukm.my/22730/ http://journalarticle.ukm.my/22730/ http://journalarticle.ukm.my/22730/1/TT%206.pdf |