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PHL 439. PHILOSOPHY OF NATURE (3).
Intensive one-week field course taught in the Cascade Range. What is nature? What is the relation of humans to the rest of the natural world? How are our concepts of nature and decisions about land use shaped by the words and metaphors we use? What is the value of wild places? What can we learn from a close study of the natural world about right ways of acting in communities, both civic and biotic? The course will draw on many ways of knowing--philosophical analysis, close observation, and especially writing. Camping required.
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Admission by application, departmental approval required.
For more information, contact: JONATHAN KAPLAN, 208 HOV, 737-2955
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