Rendering Nature: Animals, Bodies, Places, Politics

Cover
Contents
Chapter 1. The Nature-Culture Paradox
PART I. ANIMALS
	Chapter 2. Beasts of the Southern Wild: Slaveholders, Slaves, and Other Animals in Charles Ball’s Slavery in the United States
	Chapter 3. Stuffed: Nature and Science on Display
	Chapter 4. Digit’s Legacy: Reconsidering the Human-Nature Encounter in a Global World
PART II. BODIES
	Chapter 5. The Gulick Family and the Nature of Adolescence
	Chapter 6. Children of Light: The Nature and Culture of Suntanning
	Chapter 7. Dr. Spock Is Worried: Visual Media and the Emotional History of American Environmentalism
PART III. PLACES
	Chapter 8. Prototyping Natures: Technology, Labor, and Art on Atomic Frontiers
	Chapter 9. River Rats in the Archive: The Colorado River and the Nature of Texts
	Chapter 10. Rocks of Ages: The Decadent Desert and Sepulchral Time
PART IV. POLITICS
	Chapter 11. Winning the War at Manzanar: Environmental Patriotism and the Japanese American Incarceration
	Chapter 12. Unthinkable Visibility: Pigs, Pork, and the Spectacle of Killing and Meat
	Chapter 13. “Bring Tent”: The Occupy Movement and the Politics of Public Nature
Notes
List of Contributors
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Acknowledgments