Affective ecocriticsm : emotion, embodiment, environment / edited by Kyle Bladow and Jennifer Ladino.

"Affective Ecocriticism approaches emergent affects in relation to environments with a sense of urgency and an accessible style that will speak to readers across a range of disciplinary and geographic locations"--

Includes bibliographies and index.

Toward an affective ecocriticism: placing feeling in the anthropocene / Kyle Bladow and Jennifer Ladino -- Theoretical foundations "what do we do but keep breathing as best we can this minute atmosphere": Juliana Spahr and anthropocene anxiety" / Nicole Merola -- From nostalgic longing to solastalgic distress: a cognitive approach to love in the anthropocene / Alexa Weik von Mossner -- A new gentleness: affective ficto-regionality / Neil Campbell -- Affective attachments: land, bodies, justice feeling the fires of climate change: land affect in Canada's tar sands / Jobb Arnold -- Wendell Berry and the affective turn / William Major -- A hunger for words: food affects and embodied ideology / Tom Hertweck -- Uncanny homesickness and war: loss of affect, loss of place, and reworlding in redeployment / Ryan Hediger -- Animality: feeling species and boundaries desiring species with Darwin and Freud / Robert Azzarello -- Tragedy, ecophobia, and animality in the anthropocene / Brian Deyo -- Futurity without optimism: detaching from anthropocentrism and grieving our fathers in beasts of the southern wild / Allyse Knox-Russell -- Environmentalist killjoys: politics and pedagogy the queerness of environmental affect / Nicole Seymour -- Feeling let down: affect, environmentalism, and the power of negative thinking / Lisa Ottum -- Feeling depleted: ecocinema and the atmospherics of affect / Graig Uhlin -- Feeling fine at the end of the world: the affect arc of undergraduate environmental studies curricula / Sarah Jaquette Ray.

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