Eco-justice in the Hungry Tide and Gun Island by Amitav Ghosh

Author(s)	Dr. Manoj Tikaram Jadhao
Country	India
Abstract	Abstract: Nowadays CF means climate fiction emerged as a new type of creative artifact. this fiction addresses the global environmental issues, unequal vulnerability, and the moral–political obligations, in the context of ecological damage. This paper attempted an extensive illustration on how artistically Ghosh has criticized the advances in the modern technology through imaginative literature. This form has created narratives that highlight non-human forces, colonial and commodity histories, and the human groups most at risk from ecological crises. It is argued that The Hungry Tide, Gun Island by Ghosh exemplify a form of cli-fi inseparable from eco-justice, linking storytelling with ecological awareness and the politics of vulnerability. Through this, Ghosh positions literary imagination as a crucial space for rethinking accountability.
Keywords	Climate Change, Eco-system, Ecological damage, Eco-Justice, cli-fi, embankment.
Field	Arts
Published In	Volume 8, Issue 5, September-October 2026
Published On	2026-09-14

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