GERST 4225
Arboreal Humanities: Ecology, Aesthetics, and Literature
An introduction to the arboreal humanities, this course examines the status of trees and forests at the intersection of ecological, aesthetic, artistic, and literary concerns. In addition to scientific texts and scholarly treatises, we will read popular accounts and literary works that examine the being of trees and forests in relation to and as conditions of possibility of human culture. Taught in English.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027