Ecodocumentaries

<div>Preface.Simon C. Estok.- Introduction.Rayson K. Alex and S. Susan Deborah.-Part 1: Land, Food, Ethics.-1.&nbsp;In God’s Land: Cinematic Affect, Animation, and the Perceptual Dilemmas of Slow Violence.Salma Monani.-2.&nbsp;Transnational perspectives on land ethics: Elemental and Not My Land.Pietari Kääpä.-3.&nbsp;Communal Indian Farming and Food Ecology: A Reading of Timbaktu.Pat Brereton.Part II: Development, Waste, Ethics.-4.&nbsp;Ecological Imperialism in the Age of the Posthuman: David Fedele’s E-Wasteland.Basak Agin Donmez.-5.&nbsp;Wasted Humans and Garbage Animals: Deadly Transcorporeality and Documentary Activism.Chia-ju Chang.-6.&nbsp;Surviving Progress, Modernity and Making Sense of the Crisis in Nature.Divya Anand.-Part III: Tree, River, Ethics.-7.&nbsp; What is a fig?.Nirmal Selvamony.-8.&nbsp;Elemental as Existential and Mythic Parable.John A. Duvall.-9.&nbsp;The Possibilities of a River and a Dance: An Ecoethnographic Analysis of Kuttan Aarangottu’s Bhagavathy aattu.Sreejith Varma R. and Swarnalatha Rangarajan.-10.&nbsp;Eco-exoticism in Thorny Land: Invasion of Cheemakaruvel.Rayson K. Alex, Samuel Moses Srinivas K and S. Susan Deborah</div><div>&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;</div>