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A/HI 348: Art and Ecology
This cross-disciplinary course examines how our natural environment is conceptualized in art, science and media. Through lectures, collaborative projects and experiential learning, students engage with historic debates associated with discoveries in natural science and current controversies on climate change, ecology and biodiversity.
Offered in 1 of the 26 listed terms (Spring 2023).
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Prerequisites
A/HI 275 or A/HI 201 or A/HI 202 or A/HI 210 or A/HI 211 or A/HI 212 or A/HI 220 or A/HI 221 or A/HI 230 or A/HI 231 or A/HI 240 or A/HI 241 or A/HI 245 or A/HI 250 or A/HI 251 or A/HI 261 or A/HI 270 or A/HI 271 or EAST 271 or A/HI 272 or A/HI 297 or A/HI 297A or A/HI 297B or A/HI 297C or A/HI 297D or A/HI 297E or A/HI 297F or A/HI 297G
Prerequisite tree
Each course's own prerequisites, down to the first courses in the chain.
- A/HI 275 Introduction to Writing and Critical Thinking
requires (ENG 101 or WWU English Clearance) and (A/HI 201 or A/HI 210 or A/HI 220 or A/HI 221 or A/HI 230 or A/HI 231 or A/HI 240 or A/HI 241 or A/HI 250 or A/HI 251 or A/HI 270 or A/HI 271 or EAST 271 or A/HI 297 or A/HI 297A or A/HI 297B or A/HI 297C or A/HI 297D or A/HI 297E or A/HI 272 or A/HI 297F or A/HI 297G)- ENG 101 Writing Your Way Through WWU
- A/HI 201 Zen and the Art of Tea
- A/HI 210 History of Architecture
- A/HI 220 Visual Culture in the Ancient World
- A/HI 221 Visual Culture in Medieval Europe
- A/HI 230 Visual Culture in 15th and 16th Century Europe
- A/HI 231 Visual Culture in 17th and 18th Century Europe
- A/HI 240 Visual Culture in Western Europe in the 19th Century
- A/HI 241 Visual Culture in Western Europe and America in the 20th Century
- A/HI 250 Arts of Africa pre-1900
- A/HI 251 Arts of Africa after 1900
- A/HI 270 Visual Culture in South and Southeast Asia
- A/HI 271 Visual Culture in East Asia
- EAST 271 Visual Culture in East Asia
- A/HI 297 Arts of Africa after 1900
- A/HI 272 Contemporary Art in Asia
- A/HI 297G Origins of East Asian Art: Early Visual Culture in China, Korea, and Japan
- A/HI 201 Zen and the Art of Tea
- A/HI 202 Zen & the Art of Tea II
requires A/HI 201 or A/HI 397- A/HI 201 Zen and the Art of Tea (shown above)
- A/HI 210 History of Architecture
- A/HI 211 History of Western Art I: Prehistory to the Middle Ages
- A/HI 212 History of Western Art II
- A/HI 220 Visual Culture in the Ancient World
- A/HI 221 Visual Culture in Medieval Europe
- A/HI 230 Visual Culture in 15th and 16th Century Europe
- A/HI 231 Visual Culture in 17th and 18th Century Europe
- A/HI 240 Visual Culture in Western Europe in the 19th Century
- A/HI 241 Visual Culture in Western Europe and America in the 20th Century
- A/HI 245 African American Art
- A/HI 250 Arts of Africa pre-1900
- A/HI 251 Arts of Africa after 1900
- A/HI 261 Introduction to Latin American Visual Culture after 1900
- A/HI 270 Visual Culture in South and Southeast Asia
- A/HI 271 Visual Culture in East Asia
- EAST 271 Visual Culture in East Asia
- A/HI 272 Contemporary Art in Asia
- A/HI 297 Arts of Africa after 1900
- A/HI 297G Origins of East Asian Art: Early Visual Culture in China, Korea, and Japan
From Banner's catalog for Spring 2027. Banner lists only the requisites it enforces, so check the catalog entry too.
Required by (24)
A/HI 401, A/HI 411, A/HI 413, A/HI 415, A/HI 416, A/HI 430, A/HI 431, A/HI 434, A/HI 438, A/HI 440, A/HI 445, A/HI 446, A/HI 447, A/HI 450, A/HI 451, A/HI 489, A/HI 490, A/HI 491, A/HI 497H, A/HI 497R, A/HI 497S, A/HI 497T, A/HI 497U, A/HI 497V
What it leads to
Courses that list it as a prerequisite, then the courses that list those, 2 levels deep.
- A/HI 401 Contemporary Issues and Post-Modern Critiques
- A/HI 411 Contemporary Japanese Visual Culture
- A/HI 413 Space and Representation
- A/HI 415 Space and the Urban Environment
- A/HI 416 Topics in Global Borders and Contested Terrains
- A/HI 430 European Sacred Art and Theological Aesthetics
- A/HI 431 Popular Culture, Tourism and Leisure
- A/HI 434 Eighteenth Century Western Art
- A/HI 438 Art, Gender, and Sexuality
- A/HI 440 New Media and Digital Art
- A/HI 445 Topics in Art, Diaspora, and Identity
- A/HI 446 Aesthetics and Art Theory
- A/HI 447 Art in the Public Sphere: Laws, Markets, Policy
- A/HI 450 Decolonizing Visual Culture
- A/HI 451 African Textiles: Shaping Culture through Cloth
- A/HI 489 Architecture and Museums
- A/HI 490 Seminar: Exhibition Theory and Practice
- A/HI 491 Advanced Topics in Art History
- A/HI 497H Nineteenth-Century Art of the United States
- A/HI 497R Art and Religion
- A/HI 497S Monuments, Memorials, Remembering, Forgetting
- A/HI 497T Topics on Art and the Public Sphere
- A/HI 497U The Performative Viewer
- A/HI 497V Monuments, Memorials, Remembering, and Forgetting
Syllabi and course websites
None listed yet.
Instructors
| Instructor | Sections | Terms |
|---|---|---|
| Tashakori, Fatemeh | 1 | Spring 2023 |
Every offering in the listed terms (1 section)
| Term | Sec | CRN | Type | Meets | Instructor | Enrolled | Delivery |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Spring 2023 | 0 | 23374 | Lecture | TR 10:00am-11:50am · FI 238 | Tashakori, Fatemeh | 31/36 | Face to Face Instruction |