Environmental Studies (ENST) - Multispecies Ethnography

ENST 5106  Multispecies Ethnography

Prerequisites:

This course is restricted to MES/MESc students, but is open to students from other graduate programs upon approval.

Hours:

3 hours per week

Credits:

3

Description:

Students explore the ways in which scholars in the social sciences and humanities have problematized the once taken-for-granted division between nature and culture, stressing that human beings should not be considered separately from the more-than-human communities in which they live. Students examine ethnographic works that position animals, plants, fungi and microbes both as cultural entities and as agents of history. Topics may include: domestication and wildness, the cultural life of pets, and biotechnology.



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