DSJS 3160
Climate Apocalypse, Climate Justice
This course explores key texts from the emerging field of environmental humanities to examine two central questions: How do approaches to environmental problems, including the way they are understood and storied, influence responses to environmental crises? And how are interdisciplinary thinkers—from queer, feminist, anti/post-colonial, critical disability, and critical death studies—crafting alternative pathways, beyond despair and inaction and towards more just, resilient, and joyful communities? PREREQUISITE: Second year standing or higher, or permission of the instructor CREDITS: 3
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027