Chase Clow
Director, Humanities and Cultural Studies
School of Art, Humanities, and Social Sciences
Phone: 415-482-1821
Email: chase.clow@dominican.edu
Education
My research centers around the epistemology of nature via landscape photography and the dialogical possibilities between humans and the rest of the natural world.
Thesis Title: Making Peace with Contradictions: Reflections of Territory and Identity in Israel/Palestine.
Research Interests
Courses Taught
Humanities & Cultural Studies
- Classics of the U.S. Environmental Movement -- CLQ 3300
- Foundations: Pluralistic American Culture – SCS 3160
- Humanities Seminar: Great Books of the West – HCS 4930
- Humanities Seminar: Great Books of the Non-West – HCS 4931
- Humanities Senior Workshop – HCS 4920
- Radical Response: Human Rights and Social Activism in a Changing World – CQHO 4040
Religion
- Spirituality of the Earth – RLGN 1070/3170
Literature and Writing
- Food in Literature – ENGL 4040
- Monsters in the Literary Imagination – ENGL 1000
- African American Literature – ENGL 3062
- Poetry Analysis – ENGL 2302/3302
- Critical Inquiry & Reflective Writing – ENGL 3442
- Expository Writing – ENGL 1004
Online Courses
- Humanities Seminar: Great Books – OL: HUM 4930U
- Foundations: American Pluralistic Culture – OL: SCS 3160
Other
- Senior Project Reader for Humanities and Cultural Studies Students, including arts-based research and environmental humanities
- Independent Study Supervisor
