About NR 6990 OL1
Graduate topics and material that may eventually develop into a regular course offering.
Notes
Asynchronous online. Instructor Permission Required
Section Description
In this graduate level course students will utilize a multi-disciplinary approach and multiple ways of knowing to explore the range of conditions that enable authentic conversations of possibility at the intersection of Climate Change and the Anthropocene. We will engage post humanist theories and ideologies as well as their source beyond Western thought. We will begin to chart the terrain of the “new” and unspeakable to discover practices and conditions for creating new mythologies for both a life affirming present and future. In this course, we will engage the archaeology of our own assumptions and beliefs so that we can individually and collectively experience the multiple conditions for awareness and transformation. Email both ktwotrees@gmail.com and Marie.Vea@uvm.edu with questions and to register.
Section Expectation
This course runs from June 28 to August 10, 2026 This online course will meet weekly on Mondays and Thursdays 7pm – 8:30pm EST. In addition, students will post to an online discussion board each Sunday. Course materials will draw from three main texts, along with videos and other readings. Each student will also develop their own bibliography of resources for their project and to share with other students. Expect 6-8 hours of homework per week.
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