GNED 1203

Nature and Ideas

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(3 credits) 3 hours lecture<br> This course examines the intersection of the natural world and human values, beliefs and identities. Through the study of diverse artifacts, students will explore how different conceptions of nature and the natural world have influenced, and been influenced by, philosophical, cultural, scientific and historical understandings.

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Mon, Wed 10:00-11:20

Mon, Wed10:00-11:20Lincoln Park T24141242

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Mon, Wed 8:30-9:50

Mon, Wed8:30-9:50Lincoln Park T13141243

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Mon, Wed, Fri 11:30-12:20

Mon, Wed, Fri11:30-12:20Faculty of Arts Building EA205741244

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Mon, Wed 11:30-12:50

Mon, Wed11:30-12:50Lincoln Park T13741245

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Mon, Wed, Fri 12:30-13:20

Mon, Wed, Fri12:30-13:20Faculty of Arts Building EA205741246

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Tue, Thu 10:00-11:20

Tue, Thu10:00-11:20Lincoln Park T13141247

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Online

OnlineSelf-pacedOnline Asynchronous41248

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Mon, Wed 11:30-12:50

Mon, Wed11:30-12:50Centre for Continuous Learning EC116041249

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OnlineSelf-pacedOnline Asynchronous41250

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OnlineSelf-pacedOnline Async In-Person Exam41251

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Mon, Wed 14:30-15:50

Mon, Wed14:30-15:50Lincoln Park E20441252

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OnlineSelf-pacedOnline Async In-Person Exam41253

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OnlineSelf-pacedOnline Async In-Person Exam41254

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Tue, Thu 16:00-17:20

Tue, Thu16:00-17:20Lincoln Park Y31641255

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