Delve into **Modernism** and **Environmental Recovery** with this essential academic study. Andrew Kalaidjian analyses how influential 20th-century British and Anglophone literature, from D. H. Lawrence to James Joyce, used literary aesthetics to critique the environmental toll of industrialization and urbanisation. Uncover the parallel growth of **ecological thinking**, as movements sought nature’s regenerative power in a fragmented world. This book is a crucial read for university students, literary scholars, and researchers in environmental humanities, offering profound insights into sustainability and cultural history. Essential for understanding literature’s role in ecological consciousness.