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ANTH 373. Anthropological Perspectives On Environment and Development

3.00
This seminar provides a history of key ideas and figures in environmental anthropology, as well as examines why this field is, by necessity, interdisciplinary. Within this context, we will use specific case studies to examine ways in which the concepts and theories of “development” and “environment” have been produced, perpetuated, manipulated, and challenged in different geographic and politico-economic circumstances. Prerequisites: ANTH 195  or permission of the instructor.