Ecological Reasonings critically analyzes Western Monorationalism, linking its singular concept of Reason to anthropocentrism and environmental collapse in the Anthropocene. The book proposes pluralization, affirming diverse human and nonhuman "reasonings" as a necessary condition for survival. This involves engaging critiques of language, patriarchy, and colonization, promoting thought rooted in corporeality, immanence, and productivity over static abstract truth. This paradigm shift offers a constructive approach to the global ecological crisis.