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Contents\nAsymmetric Ecologies in Europe and South America around 1800: Introduction\nI Epistemic Asymmetries\nHumboldt and Epistemological Colonialism: Alexandra Wulf’s The Invention of Nature\nClimate, Man, and Culture in Eighteenth- Century Spain: From Feijoo (1728) to Masdeu (1783)\nAndrés Cavo Franco’s Historia de México (1797): Hydrology, Regeneration, and the Superiority of Nature\nNarrative, Writing about “Indians,” and Creole Epistemes in the Historias Naturales by Three Jesuits Banished from America (1767)\nII Asymmetric Identities\nRace and Reform in Late Colonial Santo Domingo\nThe Asymmetries of American Ingenium: Echoes of the Eighteenth-Century Debate on Eugenio de Santa Cruz y Espejo\nIII Asymmetries in Governmentality and Economy\nBetween Agriculture and Culture: The Role of Nature in Jovellanos’s Memoria para el arreglo de la policía de los espectáculos y diversiones públicas and Informe de Ley Agraria\nAndean Metallic Abundance in Republican Times: Mariano de Rivero and his Civic Endeavor\nThe Spanish Enlightenment and the Comprehension of the New World: Botany, Medicine, and the Search for New Remedies for the Old Empire\nIV Asymmetric Taxonomies\nThe New World of Noah’s Ark\nHierarchy and Continuity: The Order of the Natural World in Alexander Pope’s An Essay on Man and Erasmus Darwin’s The Temple of Nature\nV Asymmetries in Human-Environment Relations\nLima 1746: Configurations of Catastrophe and Asymmetric Ecologies\nIsland Texts and Archipelagic Writing: Alexander von Humboldt’s Isle de Cube: Antilles en général\nTransatlantic Approaches to Nature: Humboldt and his Environmental Concerns\nList of Contributors\nName Index