CRIT 324 Environment

3 credits 45.0 hours
300 level undergraduate course

Understanding environmental problems and reimagining many of our relationships to our planet is one of the most pressing issues humans face. We will explore major issues related to the environment from a wide variety of disciplines and critical lenses to explore important questions like the following: What is nature? In what ways is caring for the environment political? How do diverse societal problems relate to environmental problems? Many of our approaches to these questions will consider important issues like the environment’s relationships to social justice and the arts.

Prerequisites WRIT*102 or WRIT*102H

This course is not repeatable for credit.
This course can fulfill a critical studies elective or general elective requirement.

This course is equated with the following courses: CRIT*301, CRIT*302, CRIT*303, CRIT*304, CRIT*313, CRIT*321, CRIT*324, CRIT*327, CRIT*347, HUMS*231, HUMS*230, HUMS*223, HUMS*214, HUMS*214H, HUMS*217, HUMS*217H, HUMS*227H, HUMS*227, HUMS*219, HUMS*213H, HUMS*219H, HUMS*213, HUMS*222, HUMS*222H, HUMS*229 , HUMS*225, HUMS*226, HUMS*221H, HUMS*224H, HUMS*221, HUMS*218, HUMS*218H, HUMS*220, HUMS*212, HUMS*215, HUMS*216, HUMS*216, HUMS*216H, HUMS*210, HUMS*211, HUMS*211, HUMS*210H, HUMS*211H, HUMS*224, LACR*210, REG*228