Disturbed Ecologies: Photography, Geopolitics, and the Northern Landscape in the Era of Environmental Crisis

Contents
Preface and Acknowledgements
Introduction
Visualizing the Pristine: the role of imagery in local stewardship of landscape
Scene and Unseen: (Re-)envisioning the Arctic Imaginary through Photography
Data Rush: How ‘Green’ Computing is Opening Up a New Frontier in Arctic Norway
Northern landscape, process, conjuncture
Ecological entanglements: embodied surfaces and screens in the work of Victoria Lucas
Northern landscapes with a story. The affordances of the aerial view in environmental photography
The Experimental Darkroom: case studies in northern landscape through the material ecology of photographs
Mapping the Anthropocene: Beautiful Destruction and Dark Ecology
Imperial and geopolitical relationships in Iñupiaq climate change narratives: extinction and cultural survival in The Last Days of Shishmaref
Screening Arctic Landscapes in Nordic Television Drama: Anthropocenic Imaginaries, Ecological Crises, National Identities
The future made present: Photographs of climate change victims in the Norwegian newspaper Arbeiderbladet 1948 – 2006
On getting “in the way of the world”: the work of Helene Schmitz and the urgency of decolonising the Western gaze
Illustrations
Biographies of Contributors