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The Anthropocene Reviewed

John Green
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98 pages • 3 hours read

John Green

The Anthropocene Reviewed: Essays on a Human-Centered Planet

Nonfiction | Essay Collection | Adult | Published in 2021

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  • Summary

    • Chapter Summaries & Analyses

  • Introduction-Chapter 11

  • Chapters 12-22

  • Chapters 23-33

  • Chapter 34-Postscript

  • Key Figures

  • Themes

  • Symbols & Motifs

  • Important Quotes

  • Essay Topics

    • Essay Topics

    1.

    What is the Anthropocene, and why is this word part of the book’s title?

    2.

    Describe briefly what worries Green about humanity.

    3.

    What eternal attribute of human life upsets Green—and why? Describe how rivers, trees, and communities reassure him.

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