Serpil Oppermann is professor of environmental humanities and director of the Environmental Humanities Center at Cappadocia University. She is the coeditor of many books, including International Perspectives in Feminist Ecocriticism, Material Ecocriticism, and Environmental Humanities: Voices from the Anthropocene.

• Introduction1. The Storied Planet in the Anthropocene2. The Scale of the Anthropocene and New Anthroposcenarios3. Migrant Ecologies of the Anthropocene4. Postnatural Ecologies of the Anthropocene5. The Ecology of Colors in the AnthropoceneCodaAcknowledgmentsNotesReferencesIndex

"Simply dazzling. . . . The book is shockingly revealing, honest, and persuasive. It shines."—Ecocene"Genuinely interdisciplinary, clear, and readable. This should be read across the academy—from geography to literary studies."—Claire Colebrook, Penn State University

Serpil Oppermann is professor of environmental humanities and director of the Environmental Humanities Center at Cappadocia University. She is the coeditor of many books, including International Perspectives in Feminist Ecocriticism, Material Ecocriticism, and Environmental Humanities: Voices from the Anthropocene.

• Introduction1. The Storied Planet in the Anthropocene2. The Scale of the Anthropocene and New Anthroposcenarios3. Migrant Ecologies of the Anthropocene4. Postnatural Ecologies of the Anthropocene5. The Ecology of Colors in the AnthropoceneCodaAcknowledgmentsNotesReferencesIndex

"Simply dazzling. . . . The book is shockingly revealing, honest, and persuasive. It shines."—Ecocene"Genuinely interdisciplinary, clear, and readable. This should be read across the academy—from geography to literary studies."—Claire Colebrook, Penn State University

Serpil Oppermann is professor of environmental humanities and director of the Environmental Humanities Center at Cappadocia University. She is the coeditor of many books, including International Perspectives in Feminist Ecocriticism, Material Ecocriticism, and Environmental Humanities: Voices from the Anthropocene.

• Introduction1. The Storied Planet in the Anthropocene2. The Scale of the Anthropocene and New Anthroposcenarios3. Migrant Ecologies of the Anthropocene4. Postnatural Ecologies of the Anthropocene5. The Ecology of Colors in the AnthropoceneCodaAcknowledgmentsNotesReferencesIndex

"Simply dazzling. . . . The book is shockingly revealing, honest, and persuasive. It shines."—Ecocene"Genuinely interdisciplinary, clear, and readable. This should be read across the academy—from geography to literary studies."—Claire Colebrook, Penn State University