Interpreting Innocence: Romantic Thought in Post-Apocalyptic Fiction

The book explores the rise of post-apocalyptic fiction in American media during 2013-2015, highlighting how such narratives help process environmental devastation. It focuses on the portrayal of children and their innocence in these stories, prompting readers to reflect on their own imaginative capacities in relation to environmental issues. By examining the intersection of youthful creativity and fictional disasters, the author encourages a deeper engagement with personal responsibility in addressing the current environmental crisis.