Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. List of Colour Plates vii
4. Acknowledgements viii
5. List of Abbreviations ix
6. Introduction: Reading Strategies for the Anthropocene 1
7. Part I: Reading Lawrence’s Environmentalism
8. 1. Rehabilitating Lawrence for the Anthropocene 17
9. 2. Lawrence’s Environmentalism: From ‘Pastoral’ to Anthropocene Rebirth 32
10. 3. Against Rome and Modernity: ‘naturalness verging on the commonplace’ in Sketches of Etruscan Places 47
11. Part II: ‘Interrelatedness’ Redefines the Human
12. 4. ‘Its own weird anima’: Lawrence ‘Unpaints’ the Human 61
13. 5. Lawrence’s Embodied Guide to Navigating the Anthropocene in Women in Love 76
14. 6. Relationality in Lawrence’s Non-Fiction 92
15. Part III: ‘New connections’ with Animals and Other Beings
16. 7. Anthropocene Aesthetics in Lawrence’s Later Fiction 111
17. 8. Carrying the Other in D. H. Lawrence’s ‘The Man Who Loved Islands’ and Last Poems 127
18. 9. Lawrence and Proto-Veganism 142
19. Part IV: ‘Interpenetration’ of the Vegetal
20. 10. Forests in Lawrence and Philippe Descola 159
21. 11. Lawrence and Scale 175
22. 12. Lawrence’s Vegetal Poetics and the Anthropocene 191
23. Part V: ‘Re-establish the living organic connections with the cosmos’
24. 13. Complicity and Critique 209
25. 14. Nature, Transformation and the Frankfurt School in Lawrence’s Late Fiction 224
26. 15. Beginning at the End: Lawrence’s Apocalypse as Eco-Revelation 240
27. Notes on Contributors 255
28. Index 260
29. Plates 269