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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-32706-4it within the Anthropocene’s dark drama of floods, earthquakes, storms, nuclear explosions, and climate change. Texts such as Goethe’s ., Kleist’s ., Storm’s ., Pausewang’s ., and Trojanow’s . posit various pastoral moments only to rupture and re-shape them with disasters that nevertheless highlight the human enmeshment with the non-human.

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