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ENV 315 - Women and Ecology

Three Credits
Alternate Semesters: Spring 2019, 2021

This seminar course explores ecofeminist theory alongside the work of women influential in our understanding of ecological and environmental issues. Included are scientists, philosophers, artists, and activists from around the world. Broader themes examined include materialism, globalization, colonialism, and environmental justice.

Prerequisite(s)/Restriction(s): ENV 200  or GND 101 .
Course Applies to: Gender & Sexuality Studies


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