ENVIRON M30
Introduction to Environmental Humanities
Description: (Same as English M30.) Lecture, three hours; discussion, one hour. Enforced requisite: satisfaction of Entry-Level Writing requirement. Introduction to core themes, questions, and methods within interdisciplinary field of environmental humanities. Examination of how different culture forms (e.g., fiction, journalism, poetry, visual art) represent environmental issues. Topics may include biodiversity, wilderness, food, urban ecologies, postcolonial ecologies, environmental justice, and climate change. P/NP or letter grading.
Units: 5.0
Units: 5.0
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Spring 2020 - I would highly recommend taking any course offered by Professor Carruth. She is extremely organized and delivers engaging lectures each week; she cares deeply about student wellbeing; and she assigned a wide variety of readings, which kept the course interesting over the quarter. Moreover, her grading is fair (even generous) and the workload is not too bad. I would take this course again in a heartbeat.
Spring 2020 - I would highly recommend taking any course offered by Professor Carruth. She is extremely organized and delivers engaging lectures each week; she cares deeply about student wellbeing; and she assigned a wide variety of readings, which kept the course interesting over the quarter. Moreover, her grading is fair (even generous) and the workload is not too bad. I would take this course again in a heartbeat.
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