Vol. 10, Issue 6, Part D (2024)

Abstract
As a knowledgeable and artistic proposition, Eco-criticism examines the relationship between literature and the natural terrain, emphasizing the interconnectedness of mortal and non-human worlds. James Ragan, an acclaimed minstrel and playwright, offers a unique perspective on eco-criticism through his workshop, blends mortal emotion, environmental knowledge, and a deep reverence for nature. This paper explores Ragan’s lyrical vision through the lens of eco-criticism, saying how his workshop reflects ecological enterprises, celebrates the beauty of the natural world, and notices humanity’s exploitative relationship with the terrain. By examining select runes and themes, this exploration argues that Ragan’s perspective isn't only an erudite donation but also a call for ecological awareness and harmony.