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Science in Literature: Reflections on the Social Constructs of Science in Society

Course: OEAS/ENMA 795/895 Advanced/Special Topics (three credits);
Course title: Science in literature: reflections on the social constructs of science in society;
Instructors: Dr. Hans-Peter Plag, Dr. Michelle Covi, Michelle Heart;
Term: Fall 2014.


Week Date Topic Literature and Notes
108/29/2014 Intro to class, syllabus, homework (reading & discussion board), assignments; Burkian analysis Notes. See Reading List
209/05/2014 Ethics: science ethics, environmental ethics Notes. See Reading List
309/12/2014 Rhetoric & Logical Fallacies discussion Post/Pre-Class Discussions. Notes. See Reading List
409/19/2014 Foundations/roots of environmental literature Post/Pre-Class Discussions. Notes. See Reading List
509/26/2014 Methods of science, modern philosophy and paradigm shifts Post/Pre-Class Discussions. Notes. See Reading List
610/03/2014 Framing of science within the public realm; science/environmental journalism, editorial/blog Post/Pre-Class Discussions. Notes. See Reading List
710/10/2014 Failed Warnings or the Failure to Warn? Post/Pre-Class E-mail Discussions. Week 7 Blog. Notes. See Reading List
810/17/2014 Science and Policy and Decision Making Post/Pre-Class Discussions. Notes. See Reading List
910/24/2014 Science and collapse in poetry, plays Post/Pre-Class Discussions. Notes. See Reading List
1010/31/2014 Visual rhetoric; the power of metaphor Post/Pre-Class Discussions. Notes. See Reading List
1111/07/2014 Cli fi: books and films Notes. See Reading List
1211/14/2014 Risk, the fate of future generations, decisions in society Post/Pre-Class Discussions. See Reading List
1311/21/2014 Where to go from here: ways to reflect and engage See Reading List
1411/28/2014 THANKSGIVING, NO CLASS  
1512/01/2014 Student Workshop