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Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction : Wither the Anthropocene -- The critical mirror of Indigenous ecology -- A word on positionality -- Chapter overview -- Chapter 1: The rise of Anthropocene theory: Politics, ontology and the feedback loop of Western humanism -- Planetary catastrophe and the Anthropocene as a political challenge -- Ontological openings in the end times -- Three theses on Anthropocene theory -- Chapter 2: Repoliticizing ecology: Indigenous knowledge in the Anthropocene -- Enter the Indigenous: The Anthropocene's opening up to radical alterity -- Indigenous thought and practice on planning and steering -- Relational ontology in the critical mirror of Indigenous ecology -- Chapter 3: Tell the truth in the face of the extinction: Exceptionalism and depoliticization in Anthropocene activism -- Extinction environmentalism and its discontents -- One threat to rule them all versus dynamic ecology -- Introversive norm-building versus culturally grounded political action -- 'This is not about politics' versus pragmatic institutionalism -- Chapter 4: Rights of nature and Indigenous threshold politics -- The case for nature's rights -- Liberal property, Indigenous expropriation -- Political primacy, property and obligation in Indigenous environmental governance -- Chapter 5: Acting, resisting, surviving: Indigenous agency beyond the 'end times' -- Indigenous agency as resistance-based activism -- Reclaiming political space beyond the modern/nonmodern -- What to do 'after Having Done'? Agency and futurity -- Epilogue: Anthropocene afterlives -- Hope, love and kin -- Indigenous science fiction, creativity and unlearning -- Notes -- Introduction -- Chapter 1 -- Chapter 2 -- Chapter 3 -- Chapter 4 -- Chapter 5 -- References -- Index.