SEP 2650 A (CRN: 15330)
Sustainability Ecology Policy: Envi Literature, Arts, & Media (A)
3 credit hours
About SEP 2650 A
Introduction to the environmental humanities exploring the role of the literary, visual, musical, performative, and media arts in shaping cultural attitudes and responses to nature and contemporary environmental problems. Prerequisite: Minimum Sophomore standing.
Notes
Open to Degree and PACE students.
Section Description
An introduction to the environmental humanities through exploring and assessing a broad range of values and cultural expressions of the environmental arts. We will examine contemporary and historical works of literary, visual, musical, performative, and media arts to see the role the expressive humanities have played and are playing today in shaping social-cultural attitudes toward ecological relationships and the human dilemma of depending on others as source and sustenance. Through readings, discussion, class presentations, and written and creative work, students will gain exposure to artists and movements in the environmental arts and to pressing themes in environmental communication and expression.
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