Bu ders, antropolojide “çevre” konusundaki tartışmaları, çevre ve kültür ilişkisini, sosyal değişme ile gündeme gelen çevre konularının toplumlar üzerindeki etkisini etnografik çalışmalar ve örnekler üzerinden değerlendirmeyi hedeflemektedir.

Ders kapsamında klasik ve güncel olmak üzere, çevre konusunda kuramsal ve etnografik çalışmalardan seçilen örnekler yer alır. Sosyal fenomenler olarak çevre politikaları, çevreci yaklaşımlar, farklı zümrelerin çevre ile ilişkisi, sosyal değişme ve çevre sorunları örnekler üzerinden tartışılır.

Düz anlatım, tartışma, sunum.

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