Do you think Price's leans more anthropocentric or non-anthropocentric
she leans towards non-anthropocentric but not fully
What is the first way to see nature according to Price
As Non-existent
Where did Price get her PhD from
Yale
in what section was "the Death Star to American nature lovers..." mentioned
one way
what building are we in
Berthoud Hall
What is anthropocentrism?
regarding humankind as the central or most important element of existence
What is the second way to see nature according to Price
As wild things
Where did she get her A.B. from?
Princeton
in what section was "To use nature is to be human..." mentioned
A sixth way
What hours do we have this class
11am to 12:15 pm
How does media and tourism shape the way people think nature in L.A should look?
Makes people think nature in L.A should be perfect like beaches, palm trees etc. Because of this they ignore the real nature like the river, smog or wildlife
What is the 3rd way to see nature according to Price
As resources we use
What city is she referring to in the reading
L.A
in what section was "Nature is never passive." mentioned.
A fifth way
What did we do after reading the summary
we did a quick question
what animal killed Zu-Zu
A cayote
What is the sixth way to see nature according to Price
As a source of human meaning
What year was L.A founded
1783
in what section was " ...look for and follow the nature we use, and watch it move in and out of the city..." mentioned
third way
what slide was after section breakdown
Ethical analysis
Why does Price believe nature is almost "invisible" in cities like L.A
People only see nature as wild places like mountains and beaches, but don't notice nature is also in everyday city places.
What is the fifth way to see nature according to Price
As landscape and ecology we build in and manage
What makes Price lean more towards non-anthropocentric rather than anthropocentric
she gives nature agency, personality, and responsiveness
in what section was "...social geography of air." mentioned
A fourth way
Who was the tree when Hector made a visual representation
Keilah