| ENVR 334 - Living with Animals: Perspectives from Literature and Film |
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When it comes to understanding our lives with the other animals, Boria Sax suggests that "biology is not nearly enough." We also need to study historical traditions, visionary imagination, and legacies of art and storytelling. This course explores what it has meant to live with both domesticated and wild animals, through close reading and study of selected poetry, essays, fiction, and film.
1.000 Credit hours
Levels: Undergraduate
Schedule Types: View scheduled sections
Books and Materials By Section:
Non-Divisional Division
Environmental Studies Department
Course Attributes: [AC], ENVR Program, [W2]
Restrictions:
May not be enrolled as the following Classifications: First Year |
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