Humanities for the Environment: Integrating knowledge, forging new constellations of practice

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Contents
List of figures
Acknowledgments
List of contributors
PART I Integrating knowledge, extending the conversation
	1 Introduction: integrating knowledge, forging new constellations of practice in the environmental humanities
	2 Backbone: holding up our future
	3 Country and the gift
	4 Introduction: backbone and country
PART II Backbone
	5 Twilight islands and environmental crises: re-writing a history of the Caribbean and Pacific regions through the islands existing in their shadows
	6 Seaweed, soul-ar panels and other entanglements
	7 Is it colonial déjà vu? Indigenous peoples and climate injustice
	8 Gathering the desert in an urban lab: designing the citizen humanities
	9 Environmental rephotography: visually mapping time, change and experience
	10 Integral ecology in the Pope’s environmental encyclical, implications for environmental humanities
PART III Country
	11 Radiation ecologies, resistance, and survivance on Pacific islands: Albert Wendt’s Black Rainbow and Syaman Rapongan’s Drifting Dreams and the Ocean
	12 Walking together into knowledge: Aboriginal/European collaborative environmental encounters in Australia’s north-east, 1847–1850
	13 ‘The lifting of the sky’: outside the Anthropocene
	14 Literature, ethics and bushfire in the Anthropocene
	15 Placing the nation: curating Landmarks at the National Museum of Australia
	16 The oceanic turn: submarine futures of the Anthropocene
Index