»The Land of Lost Content« – Ökokritik im Zeichen von Utopie, Alterität und 
Nostalgie in Nicolas Roegs Filmen ›Walkabout‹ (1971) und ›The Man Who Fell to 
Earth‹ (1976)

Sarkhosh, Keyvan

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»The Land of Lost Content« – Ökokritik im Zeichen von Utopie, Alterität und Nostalgie in Nicolas Roegs Filmen ›Walkabout‹ (1971) und ›The Man Who Fell to Earth‹ (1976)

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Sarkhosh, Keyvan
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Sarkhosh, K. (2017). »The Land of Lost Content« – Ökokritik im Zeichen von Utopie, Alterität und Nostalgie in Nicolas Roegs Filmen ›Walkabout‹ (1971) und ›The Man Who Fell to Earth‹ (1976). In C. Sollte-Gresser, & C. Schmidt (Eds.), Literatur und Ökologie: Neue literatur- und kulturwissenschaftliche Perspektiven (pp. 213-226). Bielefeld: AISTHESIS.

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