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Uedu Open / Writing about Nature and Environmental Issues
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Writing about Nature and Environmental Issues

Dr. Cynthia Taft | Spring 2017
Humanities History Literature American Literature Creative Writing Nonfiction Prose
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Course introduction
In this course we will read and write about works that explore symbolic encounters in the American landscape. Some of the assigned works look at uneasy encounters between ordinary individuals and animals—wolves, eagles, sandhill cranes—that Americans have invested with symbolic significance; others explore conflicts between the pragmatic American impulse to impose order on unruly nature and the equally American inclination to enshrine the unaltered landscape.
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SourceMIT 開放式課程
DepartmentComparative Media Studies/Writing
LanguageEnglish
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