In more ways than one, this book challenges us to use our imaginations. Cultural Geographies
Wallace Heim is a doctoral student. She has exhibited sculpture internationally and designed for the theatre, television and film.
Claire Waterton is Lecturer in Environment and Social Policy at the Institute for Environment, Philosophy and Public Policy at Lancaster University.
Introduction (Bronislaw Szerszynski, Wallace Heim and Claire Waterton).
Part I: Making Worlds.
Performances and Constitutions Of Natures: A Consideration Of The Performance Of Lay Geographies (David Crouch).
Ritual Theory and The Environment (Ronald Grimes).
A Passionate Pursuit: Foxhunting As Performance (Garry Marvin).
Part II: Living Here.
Green Distinctions: The Performance Of Identity Among Environmental Activists (Dave Horton).
Performing Safety In Faulty Environments (Peter Simmons).
Public Participation As The Performance Of Nature (Stephen Healy).
Part III: Embodying Abstraction.
Performing The Classification Of Nature (Claire Waterton).
Performing Facts: Finding A Way Over Scotland's Mountains (Hayden Lorimer and Katrin Lund).
Performing Place In Nature Reserves (Matt Watson).
Part IV: Unsettling Life.
Feral Ecologies: Performing Life On The Colonial Periphery (Nigel Clark).
Slow Activism. Homelands, Love, and The Lightbulb (Wallace Heim).
Technology, Performance and Life Itself: Hannah Arendt and The Fate Of Nature (Bronislaw Szerszynski).
Notes of Contributors.
Index.