The following is a list of recent courses on energy from scholars in a wide range of disciplines in the social sciences and humanities—geography, anthropology, political science, history, environmental studies, religious studies, performance studies and English. The initial list was compiled by polling recent participants in CENHS workshops, symposia, and social networks.
We’d love to see the list grow. Please e-mail us to add your syllabus.
Gökçe Günel, Columbia University, “Social Studies of Energy”
Cymene Howe, Rice University, “The Social Life of Clean Energy”
Matthew Huber, Syracuse University, “The Geography of Oil”
Matthew Huber, Syracuse University, “Energy, History and Society”
Kairn Klieman, University of Houston, “Africa and the Oil Industry”
Kyhl Lyndgaard, St. John’s College, “Generators: The Literature of Energy”
Martin Melosi, University of Houston, “Atomic Age America and the World”
Cyrus Mody, Rice University, “The Cold War and Climate Change”
Marina Peterson, Ohio University, “Sound”
Marina Peterson, Ohio University, “Energy”
Marina Peterson, Ohio University, “Culture, Energy, and Environment”
Lisa Sideris, Indiana University, “Pleasure, Pain, and Peak Oil”
Imre Szeman, University of Alberta, “Resource Culture: Oil in Fiction and Theory”
2 Comments
Justin Linds
December 11, 2016Hiya —
The syllabus for Kyhl Lyndgaard, St. John’s College, “Generators: The Literature of Energy” is a broken link. Is there a way this can be repaired? Keen to see the syllabus!
Thanks,
Justin
Clint Wilson III
January 5, 2017Hey Justin,
Thanks for letting us know! We’re going to get to work on it and hopefully track down the original file. We’ll let you know as soon as we have something!
Best,
CENHS