Foreword by Scott Slovic -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: Extending Ecocriticism by Steven Rosendale -- I. Remapping literary histories -- 1. Saving All the Pieces: The Place of Textual Editing in Ecocriticism by Michael P. Branch -- 2. Le Page du Pratz's Fabulous Journey of Discovery: Learning about Nature Writing from a Colonial Promotional Narrative by Gordon Sayre -- 3. Ecocriticism, New Historicism, and Romantic Apostrophe by Helena Feder -- 4. In Search of Left Ecology's Usable Past: The Jungle, Social Change, and the Class Character of Environmental Impairment by Steven Rosendale -- 5. Rivers, Journeys, and the Construction of Place in Nineteenth-Century English Literature by Alison Byerly -- II. Expanding the subject in ecocriticism -- 6. Locating the Uranium Mine: Place, Multiethnicity, and Environmental Justice in Leslie Marmon Silko's Ceremony by James Tarter -- 7. Landscape in Drag: The Paradox of Feminine Space in Susan Warner's The Wide, Wide World by Andrea Blair -- 8. "Space Is a Frame We Map Ourselves In": The Feminist Geographies of Susan Howe's Frame Structures by Eleanor Hersey -- 9. Of Whales and Men: The Dynamics of Cormac McCarthy's Environmental Imagination by James D. Lilley -- 10. Articulating the Cyborg: An Impure Model for Environmental Revolution by Louis H. Palmer III -- III. Rethinking representation and the sublime -- 11. Surveying the Sublime: Literary Cartographers and the Spirit of Place by Rick Van Noy -- 12. "Mont Blanc": Shelley's Sublime Allegory of the Real by Aaron Dunckel -- 13. Vicarious Edification: Radcliffe and the Sublime by James Kirwan -- Contributors -- Bibliography -- Index.