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• Cover
• Half Title
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Table of Contents
• Citation Information
• Notes on Contributors
• Introduction: The Anthropocene
• Part 1 Definitions and Conceptual Considerations
• 1 The Anthropocene: The One, the Many, and the Topological
• 2 The Geoethical Semiosis of the Anthropocene: The Peircean Triad for a Reconceptualization of the Relationship between Human Beings and Environment
• 3 Placing the Anthropos in Anthropocene
• 4 The Inhumanities
• 5 Language and Groundwater: Symbolic Gradients of the Anthropocene
• 6 Agri-Food Systems and the Anthropocene
• 7 On Decolonizing the Anthropocene: Disobedience via Plural Constitutions
• Part 2 Historical Perspectives on the Anthropocene
• 8 Nothing New under the Sun? George Perkins Marsh and Roots of U.S. Physical Geography
• 9 Synchronizing Earthly Timescales: Ice, Pollen, and the Making of Proto-Anthropocene Knowledge in the North Atlantic Region
• 10 Geographic Thought and the Anthropocene: What Geographers Have Said and Have to Say
• Part 3 Physical Geography and the Anthropocene
• 11 Floodplain and Terrace Legacy Sediment as a Widespread Record of Anthropogenic Geomorphic Change
• 12 Hotter Drought as a Disturbance at Upper Treeline in the Southern Rocky Mountains
• 13 Onset of the Paleoanthropocene in the Lower Great Lakes Region of North America: An Archaeological and Paleoecological Synthesis
• 14 Identifying a Pre-Columbian Anthropocene in California
• 15 Wetland Farming and the Early Anthropocene: Globally Upscaling from the Maya Lowlands with LiDAR and Multiproxy Verification
• 16 Putting the Anthropocene into Practice: Methodological Implications
• Part 4 Natural Hazards, Disasters, and the Anthropocene
• 17 The Changing Nature of Hazard and Disaster Risk in the Anthropocene
• 18 Seismic Shifts: Recentering Geology and Politics in the Anthropocene
• 19 Understanding Urban Flood Resilience in the Anthropocene: A Social–Ecological–Technological Systems (SETS) Learning Framework
• Part 5 The Environment and Environmental Degradation
• 20 Reframing Pre-European Amazonia through an Anthropocene Lens
• 21 Forests in the Anthropocene
• 22 Abandoning Holocene Dreams: Proactive Biodiversity Conservation in a Changing World
• 23 Re-envisioning the Toxic Sublime: National Park Wilderness Landscapes at the Anthropocene
• 24 Climate Necropolitics: Ecological Civilization and the Distributive Geographies of Extractive Violence in the Anthropocene
• 25 Cultures and Concepts of Ice: Listening for Other Narratives in the Anthropocene
• 26 Ruins of the Anthropocene: The Aesthetics of Arctic Climate Change
• 27 The New (Ab)Normal: Outliers, Everyday Exceptionality, and the Politics of Data Management in the Anthropocene
• Part 6 The Anthropocene and Geographic Education
• 28 What Does That Have to Do with Geology? The Anthropocene in School Geographies around the World
• 29 Geographic Education in the Anthropocene: Cultivating Citizens at the Neoliberal University
• Index