Ecological Exile: Spatial Injustice and Environmental Humanities

Ecological Exile- Front Cover
Ecological Exile
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
List of figures
Acknowledgements
Introduction: decoding spaces of ecological injustice
	Reproducing ecospaces
	A guide to the book
	Notes
	Bibliography
PART I:
Space
Chapter 1: Spatial in/justice and place
	Spatial theories of justice
	Critical works
	Place justice
	Notes
	Bibliography
Chapter 2: Solastalgia and the environmental humanities
	Displacement of place-home
	Humanities for the environment
	‘Exiles in our own country’
	Notes
	Bibliography
PART II:
Oil
Chapter 3: Petrospaces
	Society and oil
	Energy humanities and the Anthropocene
	Spatialising petromodernity
	Place-taking
	Culture and oil
	Notes
	Bibliography
Chapter 4: Speed of petrodrama
	North Sea oil and Britain
	The ‘laws of capitalism’
	A story without an ending
	Notes
	Bibliography
Chapter 5: Sullom Voe
	Place and memory in petrospaces
	Shetland’s place-based petrohistory
	Spatial bodies and holographic memory
	Anti-aesthetic effect of oil
	Immemorial places of action
	Notes
	Bibliography
Chapter 6: Pipelines of injustice
	More ‘oil trouble’
	Shell to Sea
	Spaces of resistance
	Protecting the people
	Notes
	Bibliography
PART III:
Climate
Chapter 7: Climate injustice
	Everything must change
	Climate science and global action
	Climate breakdown and social change
	Documenting the melt
	The Earth’s barometer
	Notes
	Bibliography
Chapter 8: Cli-fi
	Hot genre of change
	Fragmented selves, disintegrating climates
	Climate homelessness
	Notes
	Bibliography
Chapter 9: Irony of catastrophe
	The end is nigh
	Inverted icebergs
	Ecophobia
	The end is the beginning
	Notes
	Bibliography
Index