Table of Contents:
  • Introduction / Dewey W. Hall
  • Ecological horology: the nature of time during the romantic period / Marcus Tomalin
  • Naturalists' interpretations: daffodils, swallows, and a floating island / Dewey W. Hall
  • "It cannot be a sin to seek to save an earth-born being": radical ecotheology in Byron's Heaven and earth / J. Andrew Hubbell
  • Process and presence: geological influence and innovation in Shelley's "Mont Blanc" / Bryon Williams
  • "Perpetual analogies" and "occult harmonies": Ralph Waldo Emerson's ecological selves / Kaitlin Mondello
  • An uncertain spirit of an unstable place: Frankenstein in the anthropocene / Shalon Noble
  • Wild West and western wildness: a transatlantic perspective / Jude Frodyma
  • Ecocentering the self: William Howitt, Thoreau, and the environmental imagination / Ryan David Leack
  • Toward a romantic poetics of acknowledgement: Wordsworth, Clare, and Aldo Leopold's "land ethic" / Gary Harrison
  • Small is beautiful: rethinking localism from Wordsworth to Eliot / Alicia Carroll
  • Byron's flower power: ecology and effeminacy in Sardanapalus / Colin Carman
  • The miseducation of Chris McCandless: romanticism, reading, and environmental education / Lisa Ottum.