Environmental Studies 267 - Reading & Writing in the World

Fall
2014
01
4.00
Lauret Savoy;John Lemly
W 01:15PM-04:05PM
Mount Holyoke College
89016
Clapp Laboratory 327
lsavoy@mtholyoke.edu;jlemly@mtholyoke.edu
89164,89016
An introduction to reading and writing about nature, this seminar will attempt an exchange across distinct approaches to observing and describing the world around us. Do lenses of culture, discipline, and gender determine how we see and experience nature, environment, and place? Course work will include reading such authors as N. Scott Momaday, Henry David Thoreau, bell hooks, Leslie Marmon Silko, Mary Oliver, Terry Tempest Williams, Wendell Berry, and Annie Dillard; field trips; and writing assignments--weekly field notes and journals, analytical papers, and personal essays.
Permission is required for interchange registration during all registration periods.