Ning Wang (Editor) Ecocriticism in East Asia: Toward a Literary (Re)Construction of Nature and Environment. Pennsylvania State University, 2018. Comparative Literature Studies, vol. 55, no. 4, special issue. pages 729-962. Softcover volume, measuring approximately 6.25" x 9.25", is like new. Content: "Introduction: Ecocriticism and Ecocivilization in the Confucian Cultural Environment" by Ning Wang; "Delving into a World of Non-Human Experience: Unnatural Narrative and Ecological Critique of Chen Yingsong s "The Last Dance of a Leopard"" by Biwu Shang; "The Last Hero and Jia Pingwa s Ecological Concerns in Remembering Wolves" by Weihua He; "Toward a Holistic Ecofeminism: A Chinese Perspective" by Qingqi Wei; "Nature and Ethnic Women: An Ecofeminist Reading of Chi Zijian s "The Last Quarter of the Moon" and Linda Hogan s "Solar Storms"" by Lanlan Du; "An Ecofeminist Perspective on Sylvia Plath and Zhai Yongming" by Xiaohong Zhang; "Re-interpreting "Dao De Jing" from an Ecological Perspective" by Jinghui; "Is Man Superior to Animals? A Comparative Reading of Animals in Biblical Narratives and Chinese Classic Texts" by Luofu Ye Wang; "Is Man Superior to Animals? A Comparative Reading of Animals in Biblical Narratives and Chinese Classic Texts" by Luofu Ye; "From Rice to Apple-Pear Style: An Ecocritical Approach to China s Korean Ethnic Minority Literature" by Yuming Piao; "Speculating Extinction: Eco-Accidents, Solastalgia, and Object Lessons in Wu Ming-Yi s "The Man with the Compound Eyes"" by Robin Chen-Hsing Tsai; "Semiotics of Disaster: Writing in the Aftermath of Japan s 3/11" by Tong King Lee.