DISCOVER HOPKINS POLITICS: The Politics of Plants and Animals
- Session I: July 11 - 24
Course Number: AS 360.121.01 (1 credit)
Instructors: Anatoli Ignatov
Description: The premise of this program is simple: politics reaches beyond humanity. We will examine the key issues concerning the significance of nonhuman for politics: animal rights, anthropocentrism, Green Politics, consumption practices, and environmental law. Where does the animal end and the human being begin?
SCHEDULE
- Session I
July 11 - 24 - Session II
July 25 - August 7
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