Machine generated contents note: 1.Ecoprecarity: An Introduction -- 2.Biosecurity and Invasion in the `Outbreak Narrative' -- Hosts, Contagions and the Invasion/Outbreak Narrative -- Frames of Apprehension, Precarity and Their Necrospective History -- The `Host' Body -- The Grotesque Body -- The Human, the Clone and the Organs -- 3.Dystopias and the `Ecological Uncanny' -- Ecological Thought and the Dystopian Imagination -- The Antiquarian Uncanny and Ecoprecarity -- The Architectural Uncanny -- Spectral Landscapes -- Waste and the Ecological Uncanny -- Waste and the Decadent Sublime -- The Decadent Sublime and the Uncanny -- Ecodystopias and Their Reproductive Uncanny -- Pathological Reproduction and Uncanny Kinship -- Teratogenesis and Species Reproduction -- 4.The Wild and Its Feral Biopolitics -- The Idea of Wilderness in the Age of Precarity -- Carnal Geographies -- `Nature Red in Tooth and Claw' -- Carnal Geography as Animal Heterotopia -- Feral Biopolitics -- The Feral and the Idea of Human Civilization -- Postnatural Wilderness and the Feral -- Feral Childhoods -- 5.Live Capital, Bioeconomies and Endangered Belonging -- The Precarious Bodies of Biocapitalism -- Possession and Labour -- The Judicialization of Life Itself -- Genetic Citizenship and Precarious Belonging -- Community, Genetic Ancestry and Belonging -- The Quest for Origin(al)s -- Tales of the Vanishing Subject -- The Romance of Species Cosmopolitanism -- Precarious Nature culture in the Age of the Genome -- Genomic Histories and Cultural Genomics -- The Future Genomics.
