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The Geographical Imagination

GPHY 327
300-Level Courses
3 Units
In-person
3

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Course Description

Critical approaches to the role of the geographic, cultural and historical imagination in shaping landscapes, environments and society.

Learning Outcomes

  1. Analyze, engage, and apply geographical imaginations through reading, experiment, and fieldwork.
  2. Identify key theoretical approaches in cultural and historical geography.
  3. Apply methods in cultural and historical geography, including archival and creative methods, to explore geographical imaginations.
  4. Communicate geographical ideas and concepts in written, visual, and aural forms.

Assessments

Subject to Change

  • Participation: 20%
  • Assignments: 40%
  • Research Project: 40%