Narratives of Scale in the Anthropocene

0 The Anthropocene as an Age of Scalar Complexity: Introduction

Gabriele Duerbeck (University of Vechta) / Philip Huepkes (Heinrich-Heine University)

Section I: Scale and Time

1 Geomedia and Michael Madsen's Into Eternity

Derek Woods (University of British Columbia)

2 Time Travel as a Tool for Promoting Trans-Scalar Thinking

Axel Goodbody (University of Bath)

3 Time Depth: Jean Epstein, Michel Serres, and Operational Model Time

Christoph Rosol (Max-Planck-Institute for the History of Science, Berlin)

Section II: Scale and the Nonhuman

4 Planetary Multiplicity, Earthly Multitudes: Interscalar Practices for a Volatile Planet

Nigel Clark (Lancaster University) / Bronislaw Szerszynski (Lancaster University)

5 Plant Scale and the Anthropocene

Heather Sullivan (Trinity University, San Antonio, TX)

6 Anthropomorphism and Alterity

Bernhard Malkmus (University of Newcastle)

7 "We Have Lost Yardsticks by Which to Measure": Arendtian Ethics and the Narration of Scale in the Anthropocene

Adeline Johns-Putra (University of Surrey)

8 Sound and Silence: Punk and the Anthropocene

John Parham (University of Worcester)

Section III: Scale and Space

9 On Being the Right Size: Scale, Democracy and the Anthropocene

Aysem Mert (Stockholm University) and Dougald Hine (Plurality University Network)

10 Cosmos vs. Anthropocene: Multi-Scalar Praxis for Socio-Environmental Justice with Adrienne Maree Brown's Emergent Strategy (2017)

Kathrin Bartha (Goethe University, Frankfurt/Monash University, Melbourne)

11 Google-Gaia. Feedback Loops for Action with Global Forest Watch

Lynda Olman and Birgit Schneider (Potsdam University)

12 J Henry Fair: Art, Irony, and Scaling the Anthropocene (photo-artist/environmental activist J Henry Fair, New York City/Berlin, in Conversation with Gabriele Duerbeck and Philip Huepkes)

13 Afterword: On Scale and Deep History in the Anthropocene

Dipesh Chakrabarty (University of Chicago)