Edible Wild Plants
Take a journey traversing the fields and forests of Bloomington. We spend time each class in the outdoors observing, learning, drawing, collecting, and tasting edible wild plants.
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Text, Image, Sound - Politics of Embodiment
The body is the site of countless overlapping social phenomena. In this class, we’ll examine the ways bodies are politicized.
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Politics, Identity, and Reisistance - Aural Ecologies and Soundwalks: Ethnographies of Sound
This course introduces students to studies of sound and soundscapes through a multisensory anthropological and
ethnographic lens.
Culture, the Arts, and Society - Strange Tales of the Arctic
This course explores myths, legends, ghost stories, weird fiction, and conspiracy theories about the Arctic.
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Uses of the Past - Empire and Environment
This course is intended to introduce students to key concepts in imperial/colonial studies and environmental history, before exploring empire and environment.
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The College of Arts