Syllabi
Here are some existing syllabi that describe potential work in an environmental field. While they are rather more specific than, say, the example assignments, like the course outlines or proposals, they may be useful in sparking ideas that can be adapted to be more appropriate to your own course or discipline.
For further syllabi in the environmental humanities and sciences, please see ASLE's syllabi database.
Links
- Eco-Shakespeare (Vin Nardizzi, University of British Columbia)
- Forest Fetish: Reading the Nature of the West Coast (Nicole Shukin, University of Victoria)
- Introduction to Environmental Studies, v. 1 (Robert Hass, Department of English and Garrison Sposito, ESPM Division of Ecosystem Sciences, University of California Berkeley)
- Introduction to Environmental Studies, v. 2 (Robert Hass, Department of English and Garrison Sposito, ESPM Division of Ecosystem Sciences, University of California Berkeley)
- Special Studies in Literature and the Environment: A History of Nature Writing (Richard Pickard, University of Victoria)
- Studies in Modern Critical Theory: "Environmental Imaginings: Ecocriticism as Theory," v. 1 (Richard Pickard, University of Victoria)
- Studies in Modern Critical Theory: "Environmental Imaginings: Ecocriticism as Theory," v. 2 (Richard Pickard, University of Victoria)
