Luis I Prádanos 
A Companion to Spanish Environmental Cultural Studies [EPUB ebook] 

List of Illustrations
List of Contributors
Acknowledgements
Introduction: Spanish Environmental Cultural Studies
PART I: ENVIRONMENTAL CULTURAL HISTORY AND POLITICAL ECOLOGY
1.Political Ecology in Spain
2. Modern Iberian History at the Culture-Environment Interface: Cultures of Nature, Modernization, and the Anthropocene
PART II: WATER AND POWER
3. Roots Under the Water: Dams, Displacement, and Memory in Franco’s Spain (1950-1967)
4. The Message in a Bottle: Waterworks in Modern and Contemporary Spain
5.Soil, Water, and Light: Aerial Photography and Agriculture in Spain
PART III: ECOLOGIES OF MEMORY AND EXTRACTIVISM
6.Developmentalism and the Political Unconsciousness: The Spanish Forms of Necro-Extractivism, from the Civil War to Neoliberal Democracy
7.S(h)ifting through the Wreckage
8.The Valley of the Fallen: From Francoist Environmentalism to Democratic Eco-Memorials
PART IV: ANIMAL STUDIES AND MULTISPECIES ETHNOGRAPHIES
9.Multispecies Ethnographies in the World of Things (Crematorio and En la orilla by Rafael Chirbes and Óliver Laxe’s O que arde): On the Need to Ecologize Humanities
10.What’s in a Name? Animals and Humanities Biogeography
11.Ready-to-Hand: The Withdrawal of Animal Life in Francoist Cultural Production
PART V: FOOD STUDIES AND EXPLOITATIVE ECOLOGIES
12.Spain’s Gastronomy: Capitalism and Reproductive Labor
13.Intensive Industrial Livestock Production: Envisioning the Burden on Animals and the Environment
PART VI: ECOFEMINISM
14.Early Ecofeminism in Spain: El metal de los Muertos (1920) and Mineros (1932), (anti)Mining Literary Interventions by Concha Espina, Carmen Conde, and María Cegarra
15. Spanish Ecofeminism
PART VII: (NEO)COLONIAL AND RACIALIZED ECOLOGIES
16. Disaster, Coloniality, and the Franco Dictatorship
17. From Racial Contaminant to Nutrient in Spain’s Ecological Future
PART VIII: TOURISM AND THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMAGINATION
18. From Pleasant Difference to Ecological Concern: Cultural Imaginaries of Tourism in Contemporary Spain
19.The Gaze on the Tourist: Critical Approaches in Spanish Environmental Humanities
PART IX: ECO-MEDIATION AND REPRESENTATION
20.Ecopoetics
21.Spanish Film and the Environment
22.Environmental Politics, Ecological Thought, and Spanish Comics
PART X: TRASH AND DISCARD STUDIES
23.Enlightened Waste: Burials, Disease, and Public Health in Eighteenth-Century Spain
24.Aesthetics and the Political Ecology of Spanish Waste Space
25.Discard Studies and Spanish Narrative
26.Everything is Rubbish/Nothing is Rubbish: Basurama and the ‘Trashformation’ of Public Space
Bibliography
Index