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ENVS 327 - Indigenous Peoples and ResourcesSemester Offered: First Semester Full Course Credits: 4 credits Attribute: 2HU, CD, 2SS This course focuses on various inquiries on how global indigenous peoples sustain their ways of life and worldviews through their relationships with non-human animals. In particular, this course draws upon the spaces which animals occupy in indigenous and non-Western socio-cultural worlds and the interactions diverse groups of peoples have with them. In so doing, this course explores how animal lives intersect with human societies through cross-cultural examinations and interpretations of cultural differences. Enrollment Limit: 15 Instructor: C. Sakakibara Prerequisites & Notes ENVS 101 and 201. |
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