Timescales: Thinking across Ecological Temporalities

COVER
Half-title Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
Introduction: Environmental Humanities across Times, Disciplines, and Research Practices by Carolyn Fornoff, Patricia Eunji Kim, and Bethany Wiggin
Part I. Variations and Methods
	Chapter 1. Time Bomb: Pessimistic Approaches to Climate Change Studies by Jason Bell and Frank Pavia
	Chapter 2. Earth’s Changing Climate: A Deep-Time Geoscience Perspective by Jane E. Dmochowski and David A. D. Evans
	Chapter 3. Deep Time and Landscape History: How Can Historical Particularity Be Translated? by Ömür Harmansah
	ETUDE 1. A Period of Animate Existence
	Chapter 4. Staging Climate: A Period of Animate Existence and the Global Imaginary by Marcia Ferguson
	Chapter 5. A Period of Animate Existence by Troy Herion, Mimi Lien, and Dan Rothenberg
	Chapter 6. Conversations with Dan Rothenberg, Director of A Period of Animate Existence by Bethany Wiggin
Part II. Variations, Fast and Slow
	Chapter 7. Time Machines and Timelapse Aesthetics in Anthropocenic Modernism by Charles M. Tung
	Chapter 8. Fishing for the Anthropocene: Time in Ocean Governance by Jennifer E. Telesca
	ETUDE 2. WetLand
	Chapter 9. WetLand Manifesto by Mary Mattingly
	Chapter 10. Figuring WetLand by Kate Farquhar
Part III. Repetitions and Variations
	Chapter 11. Vanishing Sounds: Thoreau and the Sixth Extinction by Wai Chee Dimock
	Chapter 12. Hoopwalking: Human Rewilding and Anthropocene Chronotypes by Paul Mitchell
	Chapter 13. Dirt Eating in the Disaster by Iemanjá Brown
	ETUDE 3. Futurity Unknown
	Chapter 14. The Memory of Plants: Genetics, Migration, and the Construction of the Future by Beatriz Cortez
Coda by Carolyn Fornoff, Patricia Eunji Kim, and Bethany Wiggin
Contributors