Autobiography as a Source of Ecological Sustainability With Reference to Literature

Deepanjali Mishra
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Deepanjali Mishra: KIIT Group of Institutions, India

International Journal of Social Ecology and Sustainable Development (IJSESD), 2022, vol. 13, issue 1, 1-9

Abstract: Literature has been very successful in addressing many ecological and environmental problems in relation to the living beings It has been long that the relationship between the ecology and literature is established with the wide range of literary works having its base on environment and its issues. The paper elucidates how ecological imbalance plays an important role in making people captured and captivated under staunch religious practices in the reign of Talibanis for whom ecological mishaps became the foreground to control the Swat Valley substantiates that ecological mishaps finally resulted in making people submissive and succumb to the devout religious practice thereby coming under religious dominance of the religious extremist groups. The people’s surrender and acceptance towards the Talibani ways finally brought social changes like the cessation of freedom of women and termination in women education by making women cut off from the free society thus establishing a nexus between the regulations of the rulers and the fettle of the ruled with the ecological adversities

Date: 2022
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