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This course offers a study of the physical, chemical and biological properties of soils. It also examines soil formation, classification, use, and conservation.
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This course examines the classical mythology of the ancient Greeks and Romans. It looks at the ways myths found their way into the art and literature of the ancient world and their intersections with other ancient oral genres such as legend and folktale, and with the mythological systems of nearby cultures such as the Persians and Egyptians.
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This course examines how features of the natural and urban environments impact cognition, behavior and well-being. It also discusses the psychology of climate change and explores ways to mobilize climate actions. Students complete a research project on environmental stability.
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This course examines the philosophy of sex and gender in three steps. It first looks at how the human subject in the history of philosophy is sexed and privileged as a man. It then examines the metaphysics of gender, questioning both essentialist and constructionist versions of gender ontology. Lastly, it pursues the question of intersectionality and its relationship with sex and gender
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This course examines Darwin and the science of evolution in nineteenth and early twentieth century.
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