An interdisciplinary glance at cybernetics, feminism, sex, ecology, biology, climate scientists, nature, culture, reason, humanness, the technosphere, and digital humanities in The Anthropocene and a glance back to the foundations of Enlightenment reason, logic, and science.

This course is a discussion seminar that will meet each Wednesday from 2:00 - 4:30 p.m. Readings completed in advance will touch on various topics typically contained within the academic field of Science, Technology, and Society (STS). We will look at various ways social scientists and other scholars link scientific and technological development with social developments such as culture, public policy, ethics, and more.

Collaboration is the core of this course. As such, the only two assignments will be contribution to a final project (collaboratively with the whole class), as well as completion of the reading each week prior to seminar.

For more information, course policies, grading and assignment information, etc., please view our syllabus here: https://sts-reading-group.github.io/Syllabus.github.io/

The application for this course can be found at the following link: https://forms.gle/sSqZA3zFSMMyxKus6 Enrollment will be limited to 12 students.