1. Gianni Celati’s Voicing of Unpredictable Places (Patrick Barron)
2. An Ecology of Voices: The Soundscapes of Tuscany’s Lunigiana (Almo Farina)
3. "Birds Who Speak My Dialect": Poetry, Birds, and Landscape in Andrea Zanzotto (Damiano Benvegnù)
4. Witnessing the Slaughter: Human and Nonhuman Animals in Ivano Ferrari’s Poetry (Matteo Gilebbi)
5. Dialogo Ergo Sum: My Pathway into Posthumanities (Roberto Marchesini)
6. Italo Calvino and the Landscapes of the Anthropocene: A Narrative Stratigraphy (Serenella Iovino)
7. Landscape, Folklife and Ethics in the Calabrian and Arbëreshë Novels of Carmine Abate (Viktor Berberi)
8. Terra in Dino Buzzati’s Fantastic Landscapes (Serena Ferrando)
9. Aeropittura: Modern Aviation and the Fascist Idealization of the Italian Landscape (Sophia Maxine Farmer)
10. On Places and Looking: Italy’s Silent Epiphanies (Franco Arminio)
11. Thinking Like a Parasite: Malaria, Plasmodium, and Sardinia’s Amazing Longevity (Marcus Hall)
12. Ascending Underground: An Ecocritical Way through the SusaValley (Luca Bugnone)
13. Thinking on Foot in the Hydrocarbon Sublime: Paolo Sorrentino’s Petrocultures (Elena Past)
14. Slow Food and Terra Madre: A Conversation with Carlo Petrini on Ecology, Rural Traditions and New Food Cultures (Ilaria Tabusso Marcyan)
15. An Environmental Historian Among Activists: The Political, the Personal, and a Project of Guerrilla Narrative (Marco Armiero)
16. We Will Not Tremble: Healing the Body Politic Post-Earthquake (Emilia Romagna and Andrea Hajek)
17. Thinking Through Taranto: Toxic Embodiment, Eco-catastrophe and the Power of Narrative (Monica Seger)
18. Room with a View (of a Landfill): The Making of "Verdenero" (Marco Moro)
19. This Nostrum that is Neither Sea nor Remedy: Mediterranean Revisions (Pasquale Verdicchio)
20. Eco-futurism? Nature, Matter, and Body in Filippo Tommaso Marinetti (Enrico Cesaretti)
21. Nature’s Creative Balance: On Italian Eco-Art (Andrea Lerda)
22. Walking Roots: Weaving Past and Future through Italy’s Woods (Tiziano Fratus)
Afterword: The Proper Study of Mankind is No Longer "Man" (Rosi Braidotti)