Introduction

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Foreword vii
4. Acknowledgments ix
5. Introduction 1
6. 1. Agrarian Ecology 7
7. 2. Animal 9
8. 3. Anthropocene 14
9. 4. Biodiversity 17
10. 5. Biomimicry 20
11. 6. Biopolitics 22
12. 7. Bioregionalism 25
13. 8. Biosemiotics 29
14. 9. Biosphere 32
15. 10. Built Environment 35
16. 11. Climate Change 37
17. 12. Conservation-Preservation 41
18. 13. Consumption 44
19. 14. Cosmos 47
20. 15. Culture 50
21. 16. Degradation 55
22. 17. Democracy 57
23. 18. Eco-Art 60
24. 19. Ecocriticism 61
25. 20. Ecofascism Michael E. Zimmerman and Teresa A. Toulouse 64
26. 21. Ecofeminism 68
27. 22. Ecology 71
28. 23. Ecomedia 75
29. 24. Economy 77
30. 25. Ecopoetics 79
31. 26. Eco-terrorism 82
32. 27. Ecotourism 86
33. 28. Education 89
34. 29. Environment 93
35. 30. Environmentalism(s) 97
36. 31. Environmental Justice 100
37. 32. Ethics 106
38. 33. Ethnography 110
39. 34. Evolution 113
40. 35. Extinction 118
41. 36. Genome 121
42. 37. Globalization 125
43. 38. Green 128
44. 39. Health 130
45. 40. History 132
46. 41. Humanities 135
47. 42. Imperialism 139
48. 43. Indigeneity 143
49. 44. Landscape 146
50. 45. Natural Disaster 148
51. 46. Nature 151
52. 47. Nature Writing 156
53. 48. Pastoral Sarah 158
54. 49. Place 161
55. 50. Political Ecology 164
56. 51. Pollution 167
57. 52. Queer Ecology 169
58. 53. Religion 172
59. 54. Risk Society 175
60. 55. Scale 178
61. 56. Species 181
62. 57. Sublime 183
63. 58. Sustainability 186
64. 59. Translation 189
65. 60. Urban Ecology 192
66. Bibliography 195
67. About the Contributors 231