ENVIR ST/RELIG ST 270
4-week session | July 15–August 11
Tuesday/Thursday, 1–4 p.m.
3 credits
Online course
Instructor
Anna Gade
Vilas Distinguished Achievement Professor of Environmental Studies
amgade@wisc.edu
Course Description
What are sources on which members of religious communities draw in order to understand and address environmental change? Explores how religious persons and communities confront global environmental questions and challenges today, with case studies drawn from culturally and religiously plural societies such as India and Indonesia.
Introducing diverse varieties of Christianity, Islam, and Hindu and Buddhist systems, gives overview of some approaches in the environmental humanities related to philosophy, history, sociology and anthropology, and ethics.
Fulfills Environmental Studies
Environmental Humanities Foundation
UW Designations
Humanities
Intermediate
