Ecologies of Gender: Contemporary Nature Relations and the Nonhuman Turn

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Introduction: Ecologies of Gender and the Nonhuman Turn
PART 1 Creatures: The Biopolitics of Making Kin
	1 Mulberry Intimacies and the Sweetness of Kinship
	2 The Vegetal Subjects of Feminist Speculative Fiction
	3 The Arboreal Feminine: An Analysis of Affect and Activism in Two Ecofeminist Re-Enchantment Narratives from India
PART 2 Materials: Agency in/of Transcorporeal Assemblages
	4 Plastic Ambivalence
	5 Political Drugs: Materiality in Testo Junkie
	6 Unthinkable Ecologies in Theatres of the Anthropocene
PART 3 Spaces: Landscapes and Architectures of Power and Imagination
	7 Gender, Nature, Nonhuman Animal: Bird People (2014) and the Proliferation of Difference in Cinema
	8 Wildlife Among Us. Post-Natural Worlds and Interspecies Encounters in Nicolette Krebitz’s Wild
	9 Creating Emotion with Space in Nanouk Leopold’s Brownian Movement
	10 An Ecohumanist Perspective: Theorizing Ecofeminism through a Spatial Analysis of Amitav Ghosh’s The Hungry Tide
PART 4 Temporalities: Histories, Presents and Futures to Change
	11 The Figure of the Human: Philosophical Narratives on Sex, Race and Organic Kinship in the “White (M)anthropocene”
	12 Speculative Ecologies: Salmon Farming and Marine Microplastics as Slow Disasters
	13 Futures of Plant-Human Mutualism: Science, Technology and Speculative Fiction
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