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| Acknowledgments |
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| Introduction: planet, species, justice---and the stories we tell about them |
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PART I The Anthropocene and the domestication of Earth |
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1 The Anthropocene: love it or leave it |
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2 Domestication, domesticated landscapes, and tropical natures |
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3 "They carry life in their hair": domestication and the African diaspora |
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4 Domestication in a post-industrial world |
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5 Meals in the age of toxic environments |
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6 Hybrid aversion: wolves, dogs, and the humans who love to keep them apart |
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7 Techno-conservation in the Anthropocene: what does it mean to save a species? |
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8 Coloring climates: imagining a geoengineered world |
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9 Utopia's afterlife in the Anthropocene |
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PART II Posthumanism and multispecies communities |
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10 Renaissance selfhood and Shakespeare's comedy of the commons |
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11 Multispecies epidemiology and the viral subject |
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112 | (8) |
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12 Encountering a more-than-human world: ethos and the arts of witness |
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13 Loving the native: invasive species and the cultural politics of flourishing |
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14 Artifacts and habitats |
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15 Interspecies diplomacy in Anthropocenic waters: performing an ocean-oriented ontology |
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16 The Anthropocene at sea: temporality, paradox, compression |
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PART III Inequality and environmental justice |
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17 Turning over a new leaf: Fanonian humanism and environmental justice |
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18 Action-research and environmental justice: lessons from Guatemala's Chixoy Dam |
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19 Farming as speculative activity: the ecological basis of farmers' suicides in India |
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20 Ecological security for whom? The politics of flood alleviation and urban environmental justice in Jakarta, Indonesia |
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21 Our ancestors' dystopia now: indigenous conservation and the Anthropocene |
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22 Collected things with names like Mother Corn: Native North American speculative fiction and film |
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23 The stone guests: Buen Vivir and popular environmentalisms in the Andes and Amazonia |
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PART IV Decline and resilience: environmental narratives, history, and memory |
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24 Play it again, Sam: decline and finishing in environmental narratives |
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25 Hubris and humility in environmental thought |
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26 Losing primeval forests: degradation narratives in South Asia |
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27 Multidirectional eco-memory in an era of extinction: colonial whaling and indigenous dispossession in Kim Scott's That Deadman Dance |
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28 The Caribbean's agonizing seashores: tourism resorts, art, and the future of the region's coastlines |
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Lizabeth Paravisini-Gebert |
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29 Bear down: resilience and multispecies ethology |
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PART V Environmental arts, media, and technologies |
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30 Contemporary environmental art |
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31 Slow food, low tech: environmental narratives of agribusiness and its alternatives |
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32 Mattress story: on thing power, waste management rhetoric, and Francisco de Pajaro's trash art |
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33 Touching the senses: environments and technologies at the movies |
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34 Climate, design, and the status of the human: obstacles and opportunities for architectural scholarship in the environmental humanities |
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35 Climate visualizations: making data experiential |
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358 | (11) |
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36 Digital? Environmental: Humanities |
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PART VI The state of the environmental humanities |
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38 The body and environmental history in the Anthropocene |
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39 Material ecocriticism and the petro-text |
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40 Fossil freedoms: the politics of emancipation and the end of oil |
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41 Scaling the planetary humanities: environmental globalization and the Arctic |
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42 Some "F" words for the environmental humanities: feralities, feminisms, futurities |
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43 Biocities: urban ecology and the cultural imagination |
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44 Environmental humanities: notes towards a summary for policymakers |
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45 The humanities after the Anthropocene |
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