Arts of Living on a Damaged Planet: Ghosts and Monsters of the Anthropocene Paperback – May 30, 2017

Excellently put together collection of articles. I was already greatly concerned about the state of the World and what we have done to it. This reinvigorated my concerns--and hopes. This is not, however, a depressing read--despite the gravity of the subject matter. Somehow it inspires hope. We could do so much, if only we would.

I adored this book mostly because it showed me that you can write about scientific things in a creative narrative voice and you don't have to be afraid of metaphor in your scientific academic writing.

A volume on the cutting edge of the interdisciplinary response to the exigencies of the Anthropocene. Well worth spending time with.

Life is changing. Reading others' "noticing" is inspiring. We are not autonomous. In how many ways we are not autonomous, is why I will refer back to this book.

This was recommended by one of the contributors. The book is mind opening in many directions, not just our impact and the time we are in (the anthropocene), but how we got to now.

The thinkers that contribute to this edited volume are vital and groundbreaking champions of life on earth.

Well written! appropriate for the time we are in

The research is inspiring.

If you care about finding new models to view the world and like to think there is a way to connect the spiritual and science driven worlds. This is for you.

Un texto muy interesante y recomendable

Trata-se de um projeto transdisciplinar sosbre os impactos do antropoceno contemporãneo, envolvendo campos como sociologia, estudos biológicos e literatura. Destaque também para o projeto gráfico, as ilustrações e fotografias maravilhosas.

Excellent well informed research and a joy to read. This book looks deep beyond the surface of humanities lived reality showing that we are truly interconnected and entangled in symbiotic relationship with the Earth. What who to the earth we do to ourselves. A wonderfully poetic analysis on many levels of being and becoming for all of creation.

Great book but arrived with grease marks on the cover--which is a bummer, considering how beautiful it is.