The e-book you didn't know you needed

Transform your PhD from a standard dissertation into a powerful tool for systemic change. Designed for early-to-mid-stage doctoral candidates, this workbook is built for those who recognize the "Anthropocene" as a socio-political construct and seek to dismantle colonial, patriarchal, and extractive foundations in environmental discourse.

What’s inside:

Methodology: Frameworks to bridge global planetary systems with local lived narratives.

Ethical guidance: Tools for non-extractive research and navigating the ethics of marginalized storytelling.

Defensive strategies: Language to defend intersectional and activist scholarship within traditional departments.

Affective support: Dedicated space to process ecological grief and the labor of documenting systemic collapse.

Stop writing for the shelf. This guide helps you navigate interdisciplinary vertigo and ensures your 80,000 words challenge the very structures they critique.