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Environmental Philosophy:
Addressing Humanity's Most Urgent Challenges

Learn to lead a sustainable lifestyle as you delve into key climate issues and understand
how to address environmental challenges.

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Weekly Study Hours
3 hours

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Duration
6 weeks

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Overview

This course is designed for anyone with an interest in philosophical questions raised by humanity’s interaction with the environment, and who wishes to be better equipped to address some of the most pressing issues confronting humanity today.

The course addresses major environmental issues such as climate change, species mass extinction, water scarcity, fast fashion, environmental justice, and factory farming, some of humanity’s most pressing challenges.

After completing this course, you will gain a theoretical framework of how these issues impact you personally and on a larger global level. You also will be able to adopt a lifestyle change, if you so choose, based on what you learn.

Weekly Syllabus

  1. Environmental Ethics
  2. Environmental Aesthetics
  3. Four Environmental Movements
  4. Sustainability and Future Generations
  5. Fast Fashion and Environmental Justice
  6. Eating Meat: Consequences and Alternatives

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Dr. Mitchell Green
UConn, Philosophy Department

UConn Mitch Green

Environmental Philosophy: Addressing Humanity's Most Urgent Challenges is a course developed by Mitch Green at the University of Connecticut.

Mitch’s research interests include: the evolutionary biology of communication, speech acts and their role in conversation, empathy, self-knowledge, self-expression, and attitude ascription.

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This course is designed for anyone with an interest in humanity’s interaction with the environment.

It will be most beneficial if you would like to be better equipped to address the pressing issues of our time.

Faculty

UConn Mitch Green

Dr. Mitchell Green

Professor, Department of Philosophy
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To learn more about this program and its requirement, please reach out to:

 

Ruth Cutler, Professor
Department of Sociology
mary.bernstein@uconn.edu
(860) 486-3991

 

 

 


 

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