Not offered regularly; consult department
Explores the relationship between the study of natural history, both domestic and exotic, by Europeans and Americans, and concrete exploitation of the natural world. Focuses on the 18th and 19th centuries.
| Catalog | Subject | Faculty | Level | HASS | Category |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 21H.186 | Nature and Environment in ChinaT 2-5; E51-390 |
Tristan Brown | Introductory | HASS-H | |
| 21H.990 STS.432 | Narrating the Anthropocene: Understanding a Multi-Species UniverseW 10-1, E51-275 |
Megan A. Black
Kate Brown |
Graduate |
| Catalog | Subject | Faculty | Level | HASS | Category |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 21H.185 12.386 STS.031 | Environment and History |
Staff | Introductory | HASS-S | CI-H |
| 21H.187 | US Environmental Governance: from National Parks to the Green New DealTR 11-12:30; 56-162 |
Megan A. Black | Introductory | HASS-H | |
| 21H.380 U 21A.411 U 21H.980 G 21A.419 G | People and Other AnimalsNot offered regularly; consult department |
Staff |
Graduate Seminar |
HASS-S | |
| 21H.989 G | Histories of Extraction and MiningT 2-5; E51-275 |
Megan A. Black | Graduate |