Vol. 35 No. 4 (2019): Critical Plant Studies

Articles

• Land, Race and Victimhood in Peter Godwin’s When a Crocodile Eats the Sun

  Lucas Mafu

  1-22

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• Introduction: Critical Plant Studies

  Wendy Woodward, Erika Lemmer

  23-27

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• “A Coffee-Plantation is a Thing that Gets Hold of You and Does Not Let You Go”: Plant-Writing in Karen Blixen’s Out of Africa

  Peter Mortensen

  28-45

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• “Colonial Botany”: Conservationists and Orchid Hunters in Popular Afrikaans Fiction Set in the Congo (D.R.C.) and Central Africa from 1949-1962

  Linde Beer

  46-57

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• “Haunted Still by Memories”: John Eppel’s Post-Settler Plant Poetic

  Dan Wylie

  58-76

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• Eugène N. Marais and the Waterberg Cycad (Encephalartos eugene-maraisii Verdoorn)

  Johann Lodewyk Marais

  77-95

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• Arboreal Being: Encounters with Trees in Recent Southern African Fiction

  Wendy Woodward

  96-107

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• Savouring What Remains of the World’s Wildness: John Muir, Tree-Climbing, and Experiential, Outdoor Education

  Scott Slovic

  108-122

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