ANTH 375
Fall 2019 All Classes
All Classes
Credit: 3 hours.
Examines how the natural and the cultural are mutually-constitutive concepts, and investigates contemporary and historical constructions of notions of a natural world. We will see how these concepts have varied over time and among different social groups, with a special emphasis on the contemporary United States. Topics will include the idea of landscape and of nature as a resource to be used, appreciated, represented, controlled, or enjoyed. In addition, the course will feature a special unit on sustainability, and one devoted to analyzing our relationships to animals.
Prerequisite: At least one anthropology course or a course in another social science.
Sophomore standing or above.
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64770
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Lecture-Discussion
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1
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2:00PM
-4:50PM
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M
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329 Davenport Hall
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Desmond, J
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