ENGL 4030
English Renaissance Literature and the Environment
examines literary texts along with non-literary writings concerned with Renaissance cosmologies, natural histories, the interactions between humans and nonhumans, the consequences of scientific and industrial developments, changing agricultural practices, and the climatic instability during the “Little Ice Age.” We will explore the social, political, and religious contexts and multifaceted traditions of environmental writing in a time of dramatic cultural and environmental change in Tudor and Stuart England.
Prerequisites & course information
PR: 3 credit hours in English at the 3000 level
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027