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English EVH 200 - Fall, 2022
Class Information
Instructor:
Menely, Tobias
CRN:
53029
Time:
T 3:10-6:00
Location:
120 Voorhies
Description
Environmental Humanities 200:
Introduction to Environmental Humanities
Marisol de la Cadena & Tobias Menely
EVH200 is the core seminar for graduate students from various disciplinary backgrounds in the humanities and beyond with an interest in pursuing the Designated Emphasis in Environmental Humanities. In this course we will discuss key issues, concepts, questions, and debates in the environmental humanities through discussions of classic and contemporary readings in the main disciplines that have contributed to EH scholarship.
Authors studied may include Sylvia Wynter, Amitav Ghosh, Silvia Federici, Jason Moore, Donna Haraway, Bathsheba Demuth, Kyle Whyte, Jennifer Wenzel, William Cronon, Tiffany King, Thom Van Dooren, Deborah Bird Rose, Jocelyne Porcher, Vinciane Despret, and Max Liboiron
