Description
The processes shaping our Earth convey a narrative rich with revolutions of subtle upheaval and moments of catastrophic change. These stories have been conveyed by numerous storytellers and various forms. In this course, students approach the science of geology from a narrative perspective, studying the ways that earth’s functioning is described and appreciated through works of non-fiction, fiction, poetry, and Indigenous interpretation. This course can be taken as either ENG 209 or GSC 209. Course fee.
Lib Ed: WritingInt; Arts-Hum; Env: Narratives OR Applications