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Anthropocentrism in English Literature Studies

  • 1. (School of Arts and Social Sciences, Southern Cross University, Australia)

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This paperanalyses how anthropocentrism affects perception and literature studies [1]. Anthropocentrism is here defined as the belief that humans are morally set apart from nature and are the only source of meaning or value [2]. The project offers methods to minimise anthropocentric influences in literature practices.

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