ES 105 - Nature and Culture

This course explores our understanding of the natural world from the perspective of the humanities. Through the study of such concepts as wilderness, biophilia, the Anthropocene, deep ecology, environmental aesthetics, and multi-species ethnography, this course asks how we can productively transform our own thinking to become more thoughtful contributors to cultural and environmental debates by becoming sophisticated and generous interpreters of texts, the world, and our own experience.

Credits: 4