Jeff Diamanti is Assistant Professor of Environmental Humanities at the University of Amsterdam, Netherlands. He has contributed to a number of works on energy culture and is part of the University of Alberta's Petrocultures group and Rice University's Center for Energy and Environmental Research in the Human Sciences (CENHS).

• Introduction: How Climate Changes TheoryPart One: From Coal Capital to Petroculture1. Shell’s Foresight and the Petrocultural Penumbra 2. The Cultural Work of Architecture: Energy Deepening and the Postindustrial Turn at FIAT3. Architecture, Energyscapes, and the Expanded Field of Postindustrial PhilosophyPart Two: From the Postindustrial Environment to the Concerns of Climate4. Hydrological Transition and Greenland’s New Concerns of Ice 5. Heliotropism at the Terminal Beach of Critique 6. Contrapuntal IceConclusion: Tipping Points at an Oblique Angle Index

Jeff Diamanti is Assistant Professor of Environmental Humanities at the University of Amsterdam, Netherlands. He has contributed to a number of works on energy culture and is part of the University of Alberta's Petrocultures group and Rice University's Center for Energy and Environmental Research in the Human Sciences (CENHS).

• Introduction: How Climate Changes TheoryPart One: From Coal Capital to Petroculture1. Shell’s Foresight and the Petrocultural Penumbra 2. The Cultural Work of Architecture: Energy Deepening and the Postindustrial Turn at FIAT3. Architecture, Energyscapes, and the Expanded Field of Postindustrial PhilosophyPart Two: From the Postindustrial Environment to the Concerns of Climate4. Hydrological Transition and Greenland’s New Concerns of Ice 5. Heliotropism at the Terminal Beach of Critique 6. Contrapuntal IceConclusion: Tipping Points at an Oblique Angle Index

Jeff Diamanti is Assistant Professor of Environmental Humanities at the University of Amsterdam, Netherlands. He has contributed to a number of works on energy culture and is part of the University of Alberta's Petrocultures group and Rice University's Center for Energy and Environmental Research in the Human Sciences (CENHS).

• Introduction: How Climate Changes TheoryPart One: From Coal Capital to Petroculture1. Shell’s Foresight and the Petrocultural Penumbra 2. The Cultural Work of Architecture: Energy Deepening and the Postindustrial Turn at FIAT3. Architecture, Energyscapes, and the Expanded Field of Postindustrial PhilosophyPart Two: From the Postindustrial Environment to the Concerns of Climate4. Hydrological Transition and Greenland’s New Concerns of Ice 5. Heliotropism at the Terminal Beach of Critique 6. Contrapuntal IceConclusion: Tipping Points at an Oblique Angle Index