Approaches of sustainable development

Teacher(s)

Roman Philippe;

Language

French

Content

✓ To familiarise students with ecological thought in its complexity and its different currents and to understand its multiple roots.
✓ To clarify the different theoretical, ethical and political aspects of ecological issues, the tensions they express and the socio-economic, political and cultural actors who produce discourses and develop practices around these issues.
✓ To provide theoretical and empirical reference points and analytical tools enabling students to critically apprehend current economic and social issues as well as their own relationship to the ecological question.

Teaching methods

The courses will be mainly face-to-face, with the possibility of distance learning if conditions so require.
Ex cathedra lectures are planned, but a great deal of importance is attached to interaction with and between students.
Readings are given to deepen certain points of the programme and fuel discussion.
Details of the arrangements are given on the course's Moodle site and/or in the teaching contract.

Evaluation methods

Students are assessed face-to-face (or remotely if conditions so require) on the basis of :

• a written examination ;
• or possibly another method that will be communicated to students if conditions so require.

Details of the arrangements are given on the course's Moodle site and/or in the teaching contract.

Online resources

Course materials and information can be found on the course Moodle site and/or in the course contract.

Bibliography

Des textes d'auteurs et autrices classiques seront communiqués en début de cours et tout au long de celui-ci, ainsi que des ouvrages de référence sur divers aspects de la pensée écologique. Une attention particulière sera donnée à l'accessibilité (en ligne notamment) des textes.

Faculty or entity

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