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“Since prehistory, literature and the arts have been drawn to portrayals of physical environments and human-environment interactions”. As the modern environmentalist moment came ffrom 19th century it gives birth to “rich array of fictional and nonfictional writings concerned with humans’ changing relationship to the natural world”. And only from, early 1990s they merged into the concept of literature and most found was the concept of “eco-criticism: an eclectic and loosely coordinated movement whose contributions thus far have been most visible within its home discipline of literature but whose interests and alliances extend across various art forms and media”. In these aspects eco-criticism converges with: “environmental anthropology, environmental history, and environmental philosophy”.