Description
Exploration of land ethics and identities in relation to social, culture, political, and economic forces, through an investigation of the built and unbuilt environments. Topics include the setting of human activities, indigenous and non-indigenous relations, indigenous knowledges, geopolitics, sovereignty, settler-colonialism, and shifting identity politics.
Conditions and arrangements
- Three hour lecture
Reference text in its original language
Exploration of land ethics and identities in relation to social, culture, political, and economic forces, through an investigation of the built and unbuilt environments. Topics include the setting of human activities, indigenous and non-indigenous relations, indigenous knowledges, geopolitics, sovereignty, settler-colonialism, and shifting identity politics.
- Three hour lecture
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Source reference : https://calendar.carleton.ca/undergrad/courses/ARCH/