Table of Contents

• About this Volume
• "Introduction: Living through Human Trumpery through Romanticism"
• Chris Washington, Francis Marion University
• Abstract | Essay
• "Loving, Laughing, and Accepting in the Anthropocene; or, How It Feels
  to Teach Romanticism at the End of the World"
• Brian Rejack, Illinois State University
• Abstract | Essay
• "Tiptoeing through Keats: Teaching Queer Ecology in the Anthropocene"
• Colin Carman, Colorado Mesa University
• Abstract | Essay
• "Media Adaptations and Ecocritical Perspectives in the Anthropocene: Teaching
  Wordsworth’s 'Written in Germany, On One of the Coldest Days of the Century'"
• Aaron Ottinger, University of Washington
• Abstract | Essay
• "Sometimes in that Silence: Occupying the Anthropocene with Wordsworth
  and John Cage"
• D.B. Ruderman, Ohio State University
• Abstract | Essay
• "Tweet tweet jug jug: Learning to Listen in the Romantic Anthropocene"
• Elizabeth Effinger, University of New Brunswick
• Abstract | Essay
• "The Last Sex on Earth: Teaching Mary Wollstonecraft and Lucy Corin
  in the Anthropocene"
• Chris Washington, Francis Marion University
• Abstract | Essay
  Essay (Randomized)