Abstract :

This Paper Examined Ecocritical Symbols And Motifs, Environmental Disasters, And Historical Events Referenced In Selected Works Of Amitav Ghosh. It Focused On Tide And River, Storm And Cyclone, Ship And Voyage, Mangrove Forest, Tiger, River Dolphin, Snake And Serpent, Fire And Heat, Flood Water, Port And Harbour, Migration Journey, Soil And Cultivation, Myth And Folklore, Fog And Uncertainty, And Sea Crossing. It Also Examined Cyclones, Floods, Tidal Surges, Extreme Heat And Wildfires, Climate Instability, Agricultural Exploitation, Coastal Erosion, Human Wildlife Conflict, Dangerous Sea Voyages, Resource Exploitation, Climate Migration, Biodiversity Loss, Urban Flooding, And Ecological Displacement. The Historical Account Included Colonial Opium Cultivation, Maritime Trade Expansion, The Opium Trade Between India And China, Colonial Sea Voyages And Indentured Migration, The Morichjhapi Refugee Crisis, Sundarbans Conservation Policies, Increasing Cyclonic Activity, Global Climate Change Awareness, Rising Sea Levels, Wildfires, The Mediterranean Migration Crisis, Biodiversity Decline, Globalization, And The Anthropocene Environmental Crisis. The Analysis Showed How Symbols, Disasters, And Historical Events Were Connected With Ecological Memory, Human Vulnerability, Displacement, Environmental Exploitation, And Ecological Consciousness.

Published:

02-8-2026

Issue:

Vol. 26 No. 8 (2026)

Page Nos:

1179-1183

Section:

Articles

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