Haunted Spaces in Twenty-First Century British Nature Writing

The study delves into the concept of haunting within New Nature Writing, examining its evolution from a historical perspective. It critiques the traditional portrayal of nature as devoid of human history and conflict, utilizing a blend of ecocriticism and spatial theory. The author investigates how haunting and 'hauntology' influence the understanding of space in nature writing, revealing deeper connections between the environment and human experiences, ultimately challenging the notion of nature as an empty, untouched realm.