Rubber Boots Methods for the Anthropocene Doing Fieldwork in Multispecies Worlds.
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Durham :
University of Minnesota Press,
2023.
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Table of Contents:
- Cover Page
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction. Rubber Boots Methods: Outline for a Multispecies Study of the Anthropocene
- Part I. Critical Description
- Chapter 1. Walking in Italian Forests and Telling Stories about Global Environmental Change
- Chapter 2. Interpreting Dwarf Shrub Patterns in the Lesotho Highlands
- Chapter 3. Tracking as Method: Perspectival Sensibilities in a More-Than-Human Desert of Tracks
- Chapter 4. Plants of Internal Colonization: Critical Descriptions of Agrarian Change through Plant Agencies in South India
- Part II. Curiosity
- Chapter 5. Drip Torch Inquiries: Meta-Questions for Ambiguous Forests
- Chapter 6. Tidalectic Ethnography: Snorkeling the Coral Reefs of the Anthropocene
- Chapter 7. Stickiness in a Monsoon Air Methodology
- Chapter 8. Cattle Tracks in the Dust: Riding the Margins of the Anthropocene in the Pampas of Argentina
- Part III. Collaboration
- Chapter 9. Marine Hitchhikers and Nested Holobionts: Is the Aquarium Trade Creating Weedy Sponge Invaders?
- Chapter 10. Anthropological Sensations: A High Arctic Travelogue
- Chapter 11. Becoming Disturbed in Disturbing Landscapes: Methodology and Epistemology in Anthropocene Wastelands
- Chapter 12. Cholera, Common Ground, and Project Drafts: Messages in a Bottle
- Chapter 13. Rubber Boots Methods beyond the Field: Transformative Possibilities and Institutional Barriers in University Contexts
- Afterword. Troubling Methods in the Anthropocene: A Roundtable Discussion
- Contributors
- Index