WL ARTS M79
Food Politics: Cultural Solutions to Political Problems
Description: (Same as Food Studies M79.) Lecture, four hours; discussion, one hour. Examination of issues of environmental and public health effects of intensive and extensive agriculture, influence of corporations on government, animal ethics, food deserts and urban gardening, and food insecurity. Focus on representation of such issues in documentaries, public lectures, memoirs, novels, and visual art, as well as on initiatives to address such problems through policy and activism. P/NP or letter grading.
Units: 5.0
Units: 5.0
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Spring 2024 - Jackie was a great TA. She was very understanding and nice. She led great discussions and helped us succeed in the class by expanding our thoughts. Every class she would play calm music which I enjoyed. She would also do check ups to see how we were doing in the class, which made me feel comforted and supported. Overall, Jackie was an amazing TA.
Spring 2024 - Jackie was a great TA. She was very understanding and nice. She led great discussions and helped us succeed in the class by expanding our thoughts. Every class she would play calm music which I enjoyed. She would also do check ups to see how we were doing in the class, which made me feel comforted and supported. Overall, Jackie was an amazing TA.
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Spring 2024 - I highly recommend taking this class with professor Tandler. I feel like everyone should take this class because it is very eye-opening to the injustices and unethical practices within the food system. This class was easy and it was very impactful. There are 5 assignments which are mainly reflections, group presentation, and there was supposed to be a group research paper but we did not have to do it anymore because of the TA strike. The documentary we watched was very explicit, I did get uneasy watching it but it reveals the unjust practices within the food system (There is an alternative assignment if you prefer not to watch it). The guest speakers in this class were very informative and their research/ lifestyle/ work was interesting. Participation and attendance matters in this class, it is 45% of your overall grade, but it is very easy to participate. I would definitely take this class again. :)
Spring 2024 - I highly recommend taking this class with professor Tandler. I feel like everyone should take this class because it is very eye-opening to the injustices and unethical practices within the food system. This class was easy and it was very impactful. There are 5 assignments which are mainly reflections, group presentation, and there was supposed to be a group research paper but we did not have to do it anymore because of the TA strike. The documentary we watched was very explicit, I did get uneasy watching it but it reveals the unjust practices within the food system (There is an alternative assignment if you prefer not to watch it). The guest speakers in this class were very informative and their research/ lifestyle/ work was interesting. Participation and attendance matters in this class, it is 45% of your overall grade, but it is very easy to participate. I would definitely take this class again. :)
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