List of Illustrations Acknowledgements List of Abbreviations Introduction: Reading Strategies for the Anthropocene Terry Gifford Part I. Reading Lawrence’s Environmentalism 1. Rehabilitating Lawrence for the Anthropocene Fiona Becket 2. Lawrence’s Environmentalism: From ‘Pastoral’ to Anthropocene Rebirth Jeffrey Mathes McCarthy 3. Against Rome and Modernity: ‘naturalness verging on the commonplace’ in Sketches of Etruscan Places Neil Roberts Part II. ‘Interrelatedness’ Redefines the Human 4. ‘Its own weird anima’: Lawrence ‘Unpaints’ the Human Carrie Rohman 5. Lawrence’s Embodied Guide to Navigating the Anthropocene in Women in Love Marie Bertrand 6. Relationality in Lawrence’s Non-Fiction Tim Gupwell Part III. ‘New connections’ with Animals and Other Beings 7. Anthropocene Aesthetics in Lawrence’s Later Fiction Harry Acton 8. Carrying the Other in D. H. Lawrence’s ‘The Man Who Loved Islands’ and Last Poems Maria Trejling 9. Lawrence and Proto-Veganism Catherine Brown Part IV. ‘Interpenetration’ of the Vegetal 10. Forests in Lawrence and Philippe Descola Fiona Fleming 11. Lawrence and Scale Patrick Armstrong 12. Lawrence’s Vegetal Poetics and the Anthropocene Chao Xie Part V. ‘Re-establish the living organic connections with the cosmos’ 13. Complicity and Critique Jeff Wallace 14. Nature, Transformation and the Frankfurt School in Lawrence’s Late Fiction Howard J. Booth 15. Beginning at the End: Lawrence’s Apocalypse as Eco-Revelation Adrian Tait Notes on Contributors Index