ECOCRITICAL NARRATIVES IN “THE ROAD” BY CORMAC MCCARTHY (521-523-bet)
Annotatsiya
The paper explores Cormac McCarthy‘s “The Road” (2006), a postapocalyptic novel that examines the relationship between human survival and the ravaged environment in a world where ecological collapse has led to the near extinction of human life, through an ecocritical lens, analyzing how writer‘s portrayal of a desolate, post-apocalyptic world challenges readers‘ perceptions of nature, environmental degradation, and human responsibility. Drawing on ecocritical theories, the paper investigates themes of environmental collapse, human-nature interactions, and the ethical implications of ecological neglect.
Bibliografik iqtibos
Akhmedov Rafael Sharifovich, Karshiyeva Yevgeniya Azizovna. ECOCRITICAL NARRATIVES IN “THE ROAD” BY CORMAC MCCARTHY // FILOLOGIYA VA TIL TA’LIMI: ZAMONAVIY TENDENSIYALAR VA INNOVATSION YONDASHUVLAR. Guliston davlat pedagogika instituti, 2025, B.521-523. — https://konferensiya.gspi.uz/maqola/2488
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