COURSES - LITERATURE AND THE ENVIRONMENT AT UCSB

LITERATURE AND THE ENVIRONMENT AT UCSB

UC SANTA BARBARA ENGLISH DEPARTMENT

COURSES FOR 2007-08 program in ecocriticism & ecocritical

Each of the following courses has an ecocritical component that satisfies the requirements of the USLE (Undergraduate Specialization in Literature and the Environment). While Introduction to Literature and the Environment is not a requirement for the USLE, students are strongly encouraged to take the course as it provides a comprehensive overview of the field.
	Fall 2007

English 197	Writing “Nature” in the Eighteenth Century	Cook
English 197	Thoreau	LeMenager
History 110D	Diseases in History	Guerrini
History 107C	The Darwinian Revolution and Modern Biology	Osborne
English 274A	American Cultures & Global Contexts: Global Ecologies	LeMenager

	Winter 2008

English 122NE	US Literature in the Era of Environmentalism	LeMenager
English 122SA	Cultural Representations: South Asia in the Popular Media	Ghosh
English 165LM	Literature and Medicine	Caldwell
English 192	Science Fiction	Gutierrez-Jones
English 236	Theories of Literature and the Environment	Hiltner
English 274B	American Cultures & Global Contexts: Global Ecologies	LeMenager

	Spring 2008

English 122EN	Introduction to Literature and the Environment	Hiltner
English 162	Milton and Ecology	Hiltner
English 274C	American Cultures & Global Contexts: Global Ecologies	LeMenager

Note: although English 101 as taught by Ken Hiltner in Winter 2008 does not satisfy the requirements of the USLE, as it is not an upper-division course, it will nonetheless have a strong ecocritical component.