Skip to main content
Skip to quick search

Contents

Acknowledgments
Introduction: Who Does the Earth Think It Is, Now? — Etienne Turpin
AnthroPark (2012) — Michael CC Lin
Matters of Observation: On Architecture in the Anthropocene — John Palmesino and Ann-Sofi Rönnskog in Conversation with Etienne Turpin
Radical Meteorology (2013) — Nabil Ahmed
Three Holes: In the Geological Present — Seth Denizen
Episodes from a History of Scalelessness: William Jerome Harrison and Geological Photography — Adam Bobbette
Inquiries and Interpretations Concerning the Observations and Findings from Atmosphere-Investigating, Landscape-Exploring, Universe-Tracking Instruments, their Experiments, Studies, etc. (2012) — Emily Cheng
Matters of Calculation: The Evidence of the Anthropocene — Eyal Weizman in Conversation with Heather Davis and Etienne Turpin
Landscapes of San Francisco Bay: Plates from Bay Lexicon — Jane Wolff
Architecture’s Lapidarium: On the Lives of Geological Specimens — Amy Catania Kulper
Erratic Imaginaries: Thinking Landscape as Evidence — Jane Hutton
Swimming in It (2012) — Chester Rennie
Time Matters: On Temporality in the Anthropocene — Elizabeth Grosz in Conversation with Heather Davis and Etienne Turpin
Fortune Head Geologies (2013) — Lisa Hirmer
Utopia on Ice: The Climate as Commodity Form — by Mark Dorrian
The Mineralogy of Being — Eleanor Kaufman
Amplitude Modulation (2012) — Meghan Archer
Matters of Cosmopolitics: On the Provocations of Gaïa — Isabelle Stengers in Conversation with Heather Davis and Etienne Turpin
In the Furnace of Disorientation: Tragic Drama and the Liturgical Force of Metal — by Guy Zimmerman
Tar Creek Supergrid (2012) — Amy Norris and Clinton Langevin (Captains of Industry
Matters of Fabulation: On the Construction of Realities in the Anthropocene — François Roche in Conversation with Etienne Turpin
The Geological Imperative: On the Political Ecology of the Amazonia’s Deep History — Paulo Tavares
Contributors
Permissions

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3998/ohp.12527215.0001.001

Creative Commons License

Creative Commons 3.0 Attribution, Share-Alike License

Permissions: This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 United States License. Please contact info@openhumanitiespress.org to use this work in a way not covered by the license.

For more information, read Michigan Publishing's access and usage policy.

Published by: Open Humanities Press, 2013

Hosted by Michigan Publishing, a division of the University of Michigan Library.
For more information please contact mpub-help@umich.edu.