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ORTM 409 - Critical Approaches to Outdoor Recreation Activities | ||
This seminar course critically questions and creatively reconsiders the nature of outdoor recreation activities as related to contemporary, and interrelated, social and environmental issues. The course is firmly grounded in recreation and leisure studies literature offering anthropological, critical, historical, and socio-ecological interpretations of particular activities (e.g., canoeing, rock climbing, mountaineering), and involving concepts such as identity, place, skill, and community. The course may involve practical experiences and field trips to inform academic content, but these are not the focus.
Credits: 3.000 Levels: Undergraduate Schedule Types: Final Exam, Seminar, World Wide Web
ORTM 100 Minimum Grade of D- and ( ORTM 300 Minimum Grade of D- or ORTM 301 Minimum Grade of D- or ORTM 305 Minimum Grade of D- or ORTM 306 Minimum Grade of D- or ORTM 332 Minimum Grade of D- or ORTM 333 Minimum Grade of D- ) |
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