Literature Beyond the Human: Post-Anthropocentric Brazil

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Acknowledgments
Introduction: Post-Anthropocentric Brazil
Part I Multiple Natures
	1 Nature as Nation
	2 “Filhos do mesmo solo”: Euclides da Cunha’s Environmental Imagination
	3 Capital, Bodies, and the Environment in Alberto Rangel’s Stories
	4 Cannibal Politics: From the Anthropophagic to the Anthropoemic
	5 The Pluriversed Landscapes of Josely Vianna Baptista: From Ecopoetry to Environmental Humanities
Part II Anthropoethnocentrism and the Animal Gaze
	6 A Pale Shade of Violet: Animals and Race in Machado de Assis
	7 Shared Life: The Zoopoetics of Carlos Drummond de Andrade
	8 The Nature and/of the Animal: Environment and World in the Work of João Guimarães Rosa
	9 Listening to the Jaguar and the Tapir: An Outline of a Wild Pedagogy
	10 Food Ethics in the Work of Astrid Cabral
Part III Present Crises and the Anthropocene
	11 The Future as a Necessity: Reading Clarice Lispector in the Anthropocene
	12 The Poetry of Garbage in Contemporary Brazilian Culture
	13 False Gifts and Epidemic Fumes: Extractivism’s Traces and Cosmopolitical Resistances in Davi Kopenawa Yanomami’s The Falling Sky
Part IV Closing Contribution
	14 Thinking With Your Head on Earth
List of Contributors
Index