Garden as a post-anthropocentric spontaneity in Auden’s “Their lonely betters:”An ecopsychological reading

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2021-08-01

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Birlik, Nurten

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Synergy I: Marginalisation, Discrimination, Isolation and Existence in Literature

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N. Birlik, Garden as a post-anthropocentric spontaneity in Auden’s “Their lonely betters:”An ecopsychological reading . 2021.