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Book SynopsisChapter 1: What Comes After Humanism?.- Chapter 2: Speculative Worlds and Terrestrial Politics: Reframing Fictional Disasters with Latour's Down to Earth.- Chapter 3: Posthuman Geopolitical Culture(s): Decentering the State in the Anthropocene Epoch.- Chapter 4: Environmental Activism and Ecological Citizenship: An Examination of Vibrant Matter and Distributed Agency.- Chapter 5: Working With Uncertainty.- Chapter 6: Post-Citizens at the Ends of Poetry: Bruno Latour's Gaia faces Carol Ann Duffy's The Bees.- Chapter 7: Suffering, Monstrosity, Exceptionality.- Chapter 8: The Trapped Elephant in the Humanitarian's Room: Ensuring ecological justice amidst a refugee crisis.- Chapter 9: Other-worldly experiences of protected area adaptive management.
