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The Urban Cultural Landscape Assembled

Course Code: HSP3016_2025_SPRING_1ZC

This course examines the city, an assemblage of people and their places, as a cultural landscape. As an inclusive practice, this course views the crucial components of the city as understood by variegated groups across time to understand the common themes and elements of the urban experience. Involving several disciplines, including architecture, geography, art and architectural history, anthropology, social psychology, and literature this course explores fundamental typologies and spaces that constitute urban environments. Its purpose is to provide students with the opportunity for immersion in historical scholarship that addresses the social, economic, political, technological, and cultural forces that have shaped the development of cities. This is a reading intensive course and is taught at the graduate level.

Interested in a certificate program? This course is part of the Historic Preservation Certificate.

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Price: $1,950.00

    Section Schedules

    Section
    2025 SPRING 1ZC
    Dates
    Jan 21 - May 10
    Availability
    Coming Soon
    Credit
    3.00
    Format
    Online
    Day/Time
    Asynchronous