Ecology without Nature by Timothy Morton

Ecology without Nature by Timothy Morton

Morton's provocation is that environmentalism's biggest obstacle is the concept of Nature itself — something pure, over there, separate from us, and therefore always someone else's problem.

Reading Romantic poetry, ambient music and environmental writing, he shows how the aesthetic of Nature keeps producing a spectator rather than a participant, and argues for an ecology that includes the ugly and the artificial.

The book that launched dark ecology and object-oriented environmental thought. Difficult and genuinely original.

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