Humanity, Nature, and Environment in the Early Modern Period I: Renaissance to the Age of Reason

3 credits · Undergraduate

This interdisciplinary class provides an overview of major changes and continuities in the representation of the natural world, and the relationship between human beings and the natural environment, in the early modern period. The first part of the class focuses on the period that begins in the Renaissance and ends in the late 17th century. CALENDAR NOTES: EMSP 3001.03 & EMSP 3002.03 must normally be taken in the same academic year to fulfill the requirements of the EMSP Combined Honours degree. EXCLUSIONS: EMSP 3000.06 FORMATS: Lecture | Seminar