ANT 235
Environmental Anthropology · 3 credits · Fall 2026
Requirements
Prerequisite: ENG 101
About this course
This course explores the relationship between humans and our changing environment from an anthropological perspective. The course interrogates foundational concepts like ?nature? and ?culture? and examines how the environment constitutes every aspect of human societies and communities. Students will learn about key approaches and themes in environmental anthropology and apply these to analyze a range of contemporary environmental issues from a justice perspective. Students will develop a holistic and critical understanding of the causes and negative impacts of environmental problems around the world, but also emerging solutions and efforts to create more just, alternative futures.
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