HNRS 146
Imagining Global Climate Change
Description: Seminar, three hours. Designed for College Honors students. Global and comparative study of regions in front line of climate change, such as tropical islands and poles that visibly confront sea level rise and glacial melt, through study of visual arts, literature, and film. Study of authors and artists from U.S., Australia, New Zealand, Guyana, Mexico, and Maldives to examine threat of climate change in its complex cultural imaginations. P/NP or letter grading.
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Most Helpful Review
Fall 2024 - I enjoyed the contents of this course, however I found the instruction overall unclear. Thought this was going to be a course about climate change and it was much more of an English class based on comprehension of the readings/poetry. The class is almost 3 hours and way too dense. Would not take again.
Fall 2024 - I enjoyed the contents of this course, however I found the instruction overall unclear. Thought this was going to be a course about climate change and it was much more of an English class based on comprehension of the readings/poetry. The class is almost 3 hours and way too dense. Would not take again.
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