Reinvigorating Exploration Nature: An of Ecopoetics in Pearl S. Buck’s The Good Earth

The Good Earth (1931) by the American author, Pearl S. Buck (1892-1973) is recognised for its predominant theme of nourishing power land. Buck’s novel situates this universal within context traditional Chinese culture. Wang Lung, a farmer, has an intimate relationship with earth because he produces his harvest through own labour. suggests that Lung’s reverence nature responsible inner goodness, as well increasing material success, and decadent, wasteful ways wealthy are due to their estrangement from also throughout book while human success transitory, endures forever. These ideas about give title.
 glorification land soil foundation life. Throughout novel, connection associated moral piety, good sense, respect nature, strong work ethic, alienation decadence corruption. This paper attempt offer viable alternatives reconstitute ecocritical in evaluate them terms coherence usefulness responses worsening environmental crisis.