Perspectives on Inquiry   UN1001 Michigan Technological University   Class Description   Fall 2007 - Section R27 Title:   Can We Read the Cultural Landscape? We are surrounded by the ordinary landscapes of everyday life. Examples include homes, classrooms, streets, farms, historical monuments, or satellite dishes. "Cultural Landscape" refers to the interaction of people and place: humans and the social spaces they shape and from which we derive a shared cultural identity. Can we learn to read the landscape as a means of understanding how Americans shape ordinary landscapes and experience the ordinary (not always the same thing)? As students of cultural landscapes we will explore these questions through readings, fieldwork and site visits, visual display, oral presentations, and essay and report writing. Instructor:   William Gale email:   wcgale@mtu.edu Go to Instructor's Homepage   Go to UN1001 scheduling Copyright © Michigan Tech   All rights reserved - 14Mar08     Contact UN1001 Coordinator