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The article focuses on the exploration of anthropocenic history and ecological imperialism in Silvia Moreno-Garcia's novel "Mexican Gothic" through an ecogothic lens, highlighting the intertwined themes of colonial violence, eco-imperial monstrosity, and slow violence. It mentions Moreno-Garcia critiques colonial othering and British involvement in ecological exploitation and eugenics in Mexico, portraying a narrative that delves into the horrors of extractive capitalism.