Imagining Future Worlds: Climate in Fiction
( 24 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to Climate in Fiction
Course overview and introduction to the intersection of climate change and fiction

Module #2
Why Climate Fiction Matters
The importance of climate fiction in shaping public perception and imagination

Module #3
Defining Climate Fiction
Exploring the definition and boundaries of climate fiction as a genre

Module #4
Early Climate Fiction:Frankenstein and The Last Man
Analyzing Mary Shelleys works as early examples of climate fiction

Module #5
Climate Change in 20th-Century Literature
Examining climate themes in works by authors such as Margaret Atwood and Ursula K. Le Guin

Module #6
Contemporary Climate Fiction
Surveying recent works of climate fiction, including authors like Paolo Bacigalupi and Nnedi Okorafor

Module #7
Utopian and Dystopian Futures
Exploring the possibilities and consequences of different climate futures

Module #8
Climate-Resilient Cities
Designing and imagining cities that adapt to climate change

Module #9
Rural and Wilderness Futures
Envisioning climate-altered landscapes and rural communities

Module #10
Climate Migration and Displacement
Imagining the human consequences of climate-driven migration

Module #11
Ecological Futures
Exploring the possibilities of ecological restoration and regeneration

Module #12
Intergenerational Justice and Legacy
Considering the long-term implications of climate change on human societies

Module #13
Indigenous Voices in Climate Fiction
Centering indigenous perspectives and experiences in climate narratives

Module #14
Race, Class, and Climate Justice
Examining the intersections of social justice and climate change in fiction

Module #15
Disability and Climate Resilience
Imagining inclusive and accessible climate futures

Module #16
Gender and Climate Futures
Exploring the gendered implications of climate change and climate action

Module #17
Queer Ecologies and Climate Fiction
Queering climate narratives and exploring non-normative futures

Module #18
Decolonizing Climate Fiction
Challenging dominant narratives and promoting diverse perspectives in climate fiction

Module #19
Writing Climate Fiction
Workshop on crafting compelling climate narratives

Module #20
Climate Fiction and Activism
Using climate fiction as a tool for environmental activism

Module #21
Visualizing Climate Futures
Exploring the role of art and design in imagining climate futures

Module #22
Climate Fiction and Policy
How climate fiction can inform and influence climate policy

Module #23
Climate Communication and Storytelling
Effective storytelling for climate action and awareness

Module #24
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Imagining Future Worlds: Climate in Fiction career

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Imagining Future Worlds: Climate in Fiction ( 24 Modules )

Imagining Future Worlds: Climate in Fiction
( 24 Modules )