ES3300

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ES 3300 - Anthropocene Stories: Geology, Human Histories and Possible Futures (3 Cr.)

Geography (10400) DCLA - College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences

Course description

Study of Anthropocene discourse and social ecological reality from scientific, social science and humanities point of view. Explore this rupture in geological history that collective and cumulative human activity has created, contemporary social and political movements that has arisen to meet the challenges this unprecedented reality, and possible futures that it may bring. Focus on comparing the assumptions and implications of these frameworks.

Minimum credits

3

Maximum credits

3

Is this course repeatable?

No

Grading basis

AFV - A-F or Audit

Lecture

Typically offered term(s)

Periodic Fall & Spring