Titlebook: Nonhuman Agencies in the Twenty-First-Century Anglophone Novel; Yvonne Liebermann,Judith Rahn,Bettina Burger Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if a

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Anthropogenesis: Ian McEwan’s Fictions of the Humanioning it. As the chapter shows, McEwan’s novels explore a variety of problems that result from this “excentric” organisation (Plessner) of human existence. These problems include the ecology of consciousness, the scale of human thought, and the technological extension and transformation of physical

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Arctic Snowmobilities: Encounters with Sled Dogs in Gary Paulsen’s chapter concludes that the shared activity of dog sledding leads to a transformation of identity and is thus an example of Haraway’s “becoming with” and Vermeulen’s view suggesting that such entanglements of the human and nonhuman are characteristic of the way in which life is imagined in Anthropoce

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Hopeless Necromantics: Decomposition and Transcorporeal Love in Jim Crace’s ’s affectionate necropoetics of decay provides a strategic lens through which to explore and problematise literature’s capacity to stage imaginative encounters with (non)human agency and the material world.

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