The Routledge Companion to Ecopoetics (Routledge Literature Companions)

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Table of Contents
List of Figures
List of Contributors
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Ecopoetry, Ecocriticism, and Ecopoetics
Section I: Perspectives
	1 The Poetics of the Self-Conscious Anthropocene
	2 The Agencene
	3 Decolonial Praxis/Indigenous Resurgence: Relational Accountability in \"Kin Study\" Poetics
	4 Planetary Poiesis
	5 Lucretius, Extinction Rebellion, and the Poetics of Love and Rage
Section II: Experiments
	6 Indigenous Poiesis: The Semiotics of Circulation in Villegas\' Maya Poetry
	7 Embodiment as an \"Ongoing Formal Experience\": New Materialist Encounters with Ecopoetics
	8 Down in Strata: Stratigraphic Poetics and Feminist Literary Engagement in Brenda Hillman\'s Cascadia
	9 Cartographical Imagination as an Ecopoetic Mode of Engaging the Global
	10 \"Not the Light/of any Evening/But the Light/of this Evening\": Ecopoetics, Ethics, and Particularity in the Work of Thomas A Clark
Section III: Earth and Water
	11 Phytopoetics: Human-Plant Relations and the Poiesis of Vegetal Life
	12 Amazonian Zoophytography: Ecopoetic Writing with Animals and Plants
	13 Elegiac Joy: Ross Gay and Aimee Nezhukumatathil\'s Poetics of the Garden
	14 Riparian Entanglements: An Ecopoetics of the Colonial River
	15 \"Nature\'s Way of Representing the World\": Alice Oswald\'s Poetry and Poetics of Water
	16 Women Poets Breaking the Waves of the Portuguese Sea
	17 \"Will Plastic Make Life Impossible?\": Transpacific Poets Confront Ocean Plastic
Section IV: Waste/Toxicity/Precarity
	18 The Work of Reconnection, Japanese Ecopoetry by Rumiko Kora and Ryoichi Wago
	19 \"The Machine Took Me in\": Processing Nuclear Labors in Kathleen Flenniken\'s Plume
	20 Extinction and Re-Plenitude
	21 Anti-Atmospheres and Everyday Rare Phenomena
	22 \"Imperial Debris\": The Vietnam War and Mai Der Vang\'s Yellow Rain
Section V: Environmental Justice and Activism
	23 Saboteurial Poetics: Blockades, Machine-Breaking, and Infrastructure From Below
	24 Witness to the Exchange: Documentary Environmental Poetics
	25 Energy Ecopoetics
	26 \"To End Again Tomorrow\": The Virtual Reality Ecopoetics of On the Morning You Wake (to the End of the World)
Section VI: Region and Place
	27 African Ecopoetics
	28 Nature in Contemporary Pakistani Poetry: An Ecopoetical Reading
	29 Ecopoetics and Ecofeminist Poetics in Contemporary China
	30 Vahni Capildeo and the Convergence of Ecopoetics and Dougla Poetics
	31 Building a Homestead: An Ecopoetic Reading of the Poetry of Paul Celan
	32 Country Matters: Introducing Australian Ecopoetics
	33 Francophone Ecopoetics: The Performativity of the Text
Section VII: Subjectivities/Affects/Sexualities
	34 Taken by the Creek: The Queer Ecology of Minnie Bruce Pratt\'s Crime Against Nature
	35 Entangled Remembrances: Counter-Memory and New Materialism in Judith Wright\'s Poetry
	36 Indigenous Counter-Narratives: Sámi Poetry Challenging the Mastery of Nature
	37 The (Un)Sustainable Self and Posthuman Spaces of Interiority in Contemporary North American and Polish Poetry
	38 It Expresses THEM!: Black Women\'s Writings and Ecopoetics
	39 \"Who was Ever Only Themselves?\" Cross-Border Ecologies of Translation
Index