anthropocene book

Most listings show hardcover and paperback formats are common.

They cover themes such as the 'anthropause' and degrowth; patchy or feral nature and field-based observation; anthropogenic climate change and its cultural effects; environmental crisis and tipping points; and alternative framings like the Capitalocene.

The listings include both single-author books and multi-author or edited collections; some entries list a single named author while others list multiple co-authors or editors.

All of the listed entries specify English as the language.

Page counts in these results range from 192 to 344 pages; listed values include 192, 208, 240, 248, 272, 296, and 344 pages.

The listings span Science (Global Warming & Climate Change, Environmental Science), Social Science (Anthropology), Literary Criticism (American, Modern), Business / Environmental Economics, and History (World).

Across the results you'll find field-guide–style observation, literary-criticism studies of fiction, historical/earth-science overviews, scholarly essay collections, and policy- or manifesto-style arguments.

Most listings specify a suggested age of "22 Years and Up."

Heights in the results range about 7.6–9.21 inches, widths about 5.5–6.14 inches, depths where listed about 0.56–1.11 inches, and weights about 0.6–1.3 pounds.

Some frame the Anthropocene as a new geological epoch and deep planetary history; others trace human-driven change from the Industrial Revolution onward; others use recent events—for example the 2020 pandemic "anthropause"—to illustrate contemporary effects.