TRANSPOSITIONES 2025 Vol. 4, Issue 1: Fluid Landscapes: : The Multifaceted Representations of Water in Literature and Art

The aim of the issue is to explore the relationship between waterscapes and literary narratives and works of art, including the complex relationship between poetic representations of waterscapes and ecological thought from an interdisciplinary perspective. By examining literary and visual works that engage with aquatic ecosystems and the materiality of water, the issue seeks to discover how poetic and artistic expression mediates our understanding of environmental crises and the relationship of the human to the more-than-human in the aquatic environment. The issue aims to highlight, on the one hand, the complex relationship to water bodies depicted in literature and art throughout history, and on the other hand, to delve into how water signifies, shapes, and intersects with ecological discourse.