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Human Meets Nature: Key Concepts in Environmental Philosophy
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Medium of instructions
English
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Mode of learning
Self study
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Mode of Delivery
Video and Text Based
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Course overview
Environmental philosophy focuses on how we as humans interact with the environment or with ourselves. It goes through how we interpret nature philosophically and how. the idea of nature's worth and rights, as well as how we are to coexist with them. Human Meets Nature: Key Concepts in Environmental Philosophy online certification is developed by Gary Thomson - Mathematician & Nature Philosopher and is offered by Udemy.
Human Meets Nature: Key Concepts in Environmental Philosophy online course contains more than 5.5 hours of learning resources along with 10 articles, and 68 downloadable resources that are designed for participants who are concerned about environmental concerns and are interested in insightful methods to think through them. Human Meets Nature: Key Concepts in Environmental Philosophy online training discusses topics like ecology, environmental aesthetics, ecofeminism, eco phenomenology, holistic ethics, and land ethics as well as more than a century's worth of fundamental ideas in natural philosophy.
The highlights
- Certificate of completion
- Self-paced course
- 5.5 hours of pre-recorded video content
- 10 articles
- Learning resources
Program offerings
- Online course
- Learning resources
- 30-day money-back guarantee
- Unlimited access
- Accessible on mobile devices and tv
Course and certificate fees
Fees information
₹ 499 ₹799
certificate availability
Yes
certificate providing authority
Udemy
Who it is for
What you will learn
Knowledge of environmental science
After completing the Human Meets Nature: Key Concepts in Environmental Philosophy certification course, participants will gain an understanding of the principles of environmental philosophy as well as will acquire an understanding of the philosophy and relationship of humans and nature. In this environmental philosophy course, participants will explore the concepts involved with eco phenomenology, ecofeminism, environmental aesthetics, deep ecology, silent spring, land ethics, and holistic ethics. In this environmental philosophy certification, participants will learn about various environmental issues as well as will acquire an understanding of the strategies for making several lifestyle decisions.
The syllabus
Introduction to the Course
John Muir's Philosophy of Nature
- Introduction to John Muir's Philosophy of Nature
- Who was John Muir?
- John Muir's Key Ideas about Nature
- John Muir's Philosophy of Nature
- John Muir's Legacy
- Summary
- John Muir's Philosophy of Nature
Deep Ecology
- Introduction to Deep Ecology
- The Shallow and the Deep
- Who was Arne Naess?
- The Deep Ecological World View
- Intrinsic Value
- The Ecological Self
- Thinking like a Mountain
- Gaia: Thinking like a Planet
- Summary
- Deep Ecology
The Land Ethic
- Introduction to the Land Ethic
- The Land Ethic
- Who was Aldo Leopold?
- A Conservation Ethic
- The Biotic Community
- A Holistic Ethic
- Key Principle of The Land Ethic
- Summary
- The Land Ethic
Ecofeminism
- Introduction to Ecofeminism
- Ecofeminism
- Domination, Mastery and Control
- The Subjugation of Nature
- The Theme of Inequality
- A Case Study: Geoengineering
- Social Benefits
- The Generalized Other
- Feminine Qualities of Nature: Mother Earth
- Summary
- Ecofeminism
Silent Spring
- Introduction to Silent Spring
- Silent Spring
- Who was Rachel Carson?
- Toxifying Nature
- No Nature / Culture Divide
- Nature Fights Back
- Power Structures
- A Call to Arms
- The Legacy of Silent Spring
- Summary
- Silent Spring
Environmental Aesthetics
- Introduction to Environmental Aesthetics
- Environmental Aesthetics
- Historical Background
- Fear and Pleasure
- Beauty and Sublimity
- The Picturesque and Scenic
- Beyond the Scenic
- Imagination and Emotion
- Scientific Knowledge
- Aesthetics and Ethics
- How Should We Value Nature?
- Summary
- Environmental Aesthetics
Ecophenomenology
- Introduction to Ecophenomenology
- Ecophenomenology
- Husserl's Life-World
- Merleau-Ponty's Flesh
- Embodiment
- Experiencing the Biotic Community
- The World is Made of the Stuff of the Body
- Sense of Community
- Indigenous Cultures
- Beyond Philosophy
- Wrap Up
- Summary
- Ecophenomenology
- Complete Reading List
Instructors
Mr Gary Thomson
Mathematician / Nature Philosopher
Freelancer
Other Bachelors, Other Masters
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