We’re now a quarter of the way into the present century, and what a rollercoaster it’s become. Every ten years this century I’ve posted a list of the “Books of the Decade in Ecocultural Theory.” (The last one was here; the previous, here.) Given how quickly things are evolving — and the precarious state of […]
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Books of the quarter-century in ecocultural theory
Posted in Anthropocene, Eco-culture, Eco-theory, tagged Amitav Ghosh, Anna Tsing, Anthropocene, best books, bioregionalism, books of the century, Bruno Latour, Donna Haraway, ecocultural studies, ecocultural theory, Ecomedia theory, Eduardo Kohn, Jason Moore, permaculture on December 31, 2025 | Leave a Comment »
Books of the decade in ecocultural theory
Posted in Eco-theory, tagged Anna Tsing, Anthropocene, books, books of the decade, cosmopolitics, decolonial turn, decoloniality, Donna Haraway, ecocultural theory, Eduardo Kohn, extinction crisis, Marison de la Cadena, multispecies studies, ontological turn on December 18, 2020 | 6 Comments »
How best to characterize the past decade in books? This list focuses on three themes: attempts to grapple with the nature of the climate and extinction crises, the “ontological” and “decolonial” “turns” in cultural and environmental theory, and efforts to map out the “multispecies entanglements” that characterize our world and the acute challenges we face.