Anthropocene Reading : Literary History in Geologic Times.

COVER front
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
Introduction
Notes to Introduction
Chapter 1: Anarky
Notes to Chapter 1
Chapter 2: Enter Anthropocene, Circa 1610
Notes to Chapter 2
Chapter 3: The Anthropocene Reads Buffon
or, Reading Like Geology
Notes to Chapter 3
Chapter 4: Punctuating History Circa 1800: The Air of Jane Eyre
Notes to Chapter 4
Chapter 5: Romancing the Trace: Edward Hitchcock's Speculative Ichnology
Notes to Chapter 5
Chapter 6: Partial Readings: Thoreau's Studies as Natural History's Casualties
Notes to Chapter 6
Chapter 7: Scale as Form: Thomas Hardy's Rocks and Stars
Notes to Chapter 7
Chapter 8: Anthropocene Interruptions: Energy Recognition Scenes and the Global Cooling Myth
Notes to Chapter 8
Chapter 9: Stratigraphy and Empire: Waiting for the Barbarians, Reading Under Duress
Notes to Chapter 9
Chapter 10: Reading Vulnerably: Indigeneity and the Scale of Harm
Notes to Chapter 10
Chapter 11: Accelerated Reading: Fossil Fuels, Infowhelm, and Archival Life
Notesto Chapter 11
Chapter 12: Climate Change and the Struggle for Genre
Notes to Chapter 12
Chapter 13: Ungiving Time: Reading Lyric by the Light of the Anthropocene
Notes to Chapter 13
Contributors
Index.