BACHELOR OF ARTS IN ANTHROPOLOGY UNDERGRADUATE
... method and theory to the needs of society. Our department is particularly strong in the areas of cultural anthropology, archaeology, museum anthropology, and applied anthropology. However, there are courses available in other subfields and all majors are required to take an introductory-level course ...
... method and theory to the needs of society. Our department is particularly strong in the areas of cultural anthropology, archaeology, museum anthropology, and applied anthropology. However, there are courses available in other subfields and all majors are required to take an introductory-level course ...
AGENDA ITEM NO: 10.3 UNIVERSITY COUNCIL ACADEMIC PROGRAMS COMMITTEE
... the program could be made sustainable and viable; 2) how teaching loads of faculty can be reduced to a level conducive to permitting increased research activity of the faculty; and 3) how increased involvement of other anthropologists in the college and in STM (and elsewhere on campus) in designing ...
... the program could be made sustainable and viable; 2) how teaching loads of faculty can be reduced to a level conducive to permitting increased research activity of the faculty; and 3) how increased involvement of other anthropologists in the college and in STM (and elsewhere on campus) in designing ...
Biological Anthropology: The Natural History of Humankind
... The study of language, its history and use; also called anthropological linguistics •Linguistic form •Linguistic function •Social Context ...
... The study of language, its history and use; also called anthropological linguistics •Linguistic form •Linguistic function •Social Context ...
What is Culture-1011 Week 2
... to be a human being. 2. The specific aspects of culture are shared by members of a human group-race, ethnicity, religious or political group. 3. Behaviors include: language, religion, beliefs and customs (traditions), lifestyle, art, technologies, etc. *Classroom Activity: 5 objects to identify and ...
... to be a human being. 2. The specific aspects of culture are shared by members of a human group-race, ethnicity, religious or political group. 3. Behaviors include: language, religion, beliefs and customs (traditions), lifestyle, art, technologies, etc. *Classroom Activity: 5 objects to identify and ...
Cultural Ecology
... more of your offspring survive and grow up to reproduce than those without it, then more and more individuals in later generations will come to share that feature. That feature is adaptive Selective advantage ...
... more of your offspring survive and grow up to reproduce than those without it, then more and more individuals in later generations will come to share that feature. That feature is adaptive Selective advantage ...
Alan Vincent Forensic Anthropology This paper is an examination of
... anthropologist may be called in when human remains are found during archaeological excavation, or when badly decomposed, burned or skeletonized remains are found by law enforcement or members of the public (Adebisi). One of the early cases of this that was made famous was of the prosecution of Adolp ...
... anthropologist may be called in when human remains are found during archaeological excavation, or when badly decomposed, burned or skeletonized remains are found by law enforcement or members of the public (Adebisi). One of the early cases of this that was made famous was of the prosecution of Adolp ...
Why do we have to study the history of
... Why do we have to study the history of anthropological theory; Why spend a semester understanding theories and perspectives that might no longer seem current; Why is anthropology obsessed with its history? If you are wondering about the significance of this course in your training as anthropologists ...
... Why do we have to study the history of anthropological theory; Why spend a semester understanding theories and perspectives that might no longer seem current; Why is anthropology obsessed with its history? If you are wondering about the significance of this course in your training as anthropologists ...
Spring 2013 - Tufts University
... This course on the history of anthropological theory begins with the premise that anthropology is as much as way of thinking as an academic discipline. By engaging ethnographies, theories, documentary films, and debates in the field of anthropology from the late 19th century to the present, we will ...
... This course on the history of anthropological theory begins with the premise that anthropology is as much as way of thinking as an academic discipline. By engaging ethnographies, theories, documentary films, and debates in the field of anthropology from the late 19th century to the present, we will ...
Tomoko Akami. Japan`s News Propaganda and Reuters` New
... attitudes about race among the public. Based on research in the American Museum of Natural History papers, the Ruth Fulton Benedict papers, the Races of Mankind Collection, other relevant archival collections, and key anthropological texts, the author analyzes the work of several influential America ...
... attitudes about race among the public. Based on research in the American Museum of Natural History papers, the Ruth Fulton Benedict papers, the Races of Mankind Collection, other relevant archival collections, and key anthropological texts, the author analyzes the work of several influential America ...
ANTHROPOLOGY SPRING 2017 COURSE LISTING
... The use of anthropology in practical contexts. What anthropological practice is, how it originated, how it can be applied in non- academic and interdisciplinary contexts and careers. The main contemporary issues surrounding anthropological practice, including training, ethics, relevance, and rigor. ...
... The use of anthropology in practical contexts. What anthropological practice is, how it originated, how it can be applied in non- academic and interdisciplinary contexts and careers. The main contemporary issues surrounding anthropological practice, including training, ethics, relevance, and rigor. ...
B. A Definition of Culture
... 2. the inductive approach, which identifies research problems and builds explanation from the field experience per se, and Inductive approaches have been more characteristic of the older schools of anthropology that developed between the start of the century and World War II. They have resulted in ...
... 2. the inductive approach, which identifies research problems and builds explanation from the field experience per se, and Inductive approaches have been more characteristic of the older schools of anthropology that developed between the start of the century and World War II. They have resulted in ...
Musical Anthropologies - Institute of Musical Research
... At the start of their stimulating volume Rethinking Music, Nicholas Cook and Mark Everist were able both to write that ‘the history of musicology and music theory in our generation is one of loss of confidence: we no longer know what we know’, and to ask rhetorically, ‘what musicologist working on a ...
... At the start of their stimulating volume Rethinking Music, Nicholas Cook and Mark Everist were able both to write that ‘the history of musicology and music theory in our generation is one of loss of confidence: we no longer know what we know’, and to ask rhetorically, ‘what musicologist working on a ...
Qualitative Research lecture
... Example: If you study verbal aggression you ask very general statements, but you don’t learn the many different ways it can manifest itself. • So, you do either in-depth interviews, get openended data and try to make sense of it, or do something like focus groups. This is called “qualitative researc ...
... Example: If you study verbal aggression you ask very general statements, but you don’t learn the many different ways it can manifest itself. • So, you do either in-depth interviews, get openended data and try to make sense of it, or do something like focus groups. This is called “qualitative researc ...
ISP DENAT project document
... some extent, the naturalization of the social world can be said to be a basic feature of society per se, although this is hotly debated in relation to gender, caste and class, and modernity. In their seminal volume Naturalizing Power, Yanagisako and Delaney (1995: 1) explain naturalization as the pr ...
... some extent, the naturalization of the social world can be said to be a basic feature of society per se, although this is hotly debated in relation to gender, caste and class, and modernity. In their seminal volume Naturalizing Power, Yanagisako and Delaney (1995: 1) explain naturalization as the pr ...
performing confessions: making sense afterwards of fieldwork
... would say she has an imperative to write about it in her Ph.D.—in the present tense. The present tense as a dominant writing mode re-entered some ethnographies in the 1990s when the fieldworker’s voice became more consciously louder and clearer—a postmodernist subjectivity. A series of largely femal ...
... would say she has an imperative to write about it in her Ph.D.—in the present tense. The present tense as a dominant writing mode re-entered some ethnographies in the 1990s when the fieldworker’s voice became more consciously louder and clearer—a postmodernist subjectivity. A series of largely femal ...
Media and culture
... conditions by the members of a particular society” • Bidney: “A culture consists of the acquired or cultivated behavior and thought of individuals within a society, as well as of the intellectual, artistic, and social ideals which the members of the society profess and to which they strive to ...
... conditions by the members of a particular society” • Bidney: “A culture consists of the acquired or cultivated behavior and thought of individuals within a society, as well as of the intellectual, artistic, and social ideals which the members of the society profess and to which they strive to ...
Anthropological Views of Play
... be omitted from consideration. A first concern with human play from a biological standpoint is, then, its significance as a universal trait of the species Homo sapiens (or, in keeping with a recent ti'end of classification which refines the classification of living man, of the sub-species Homo sapie ...
... be omitted from consideration. A first concern with human play from a biological standpoint is, then, its significance as a universal trait of the species Homo sapiens (or, in keeping with a recent ti'end of classification which refines the classification of living man, of the sub-species Homo sapie ...
MAY 2013 SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY
... Ethnographic examples should be used to illustrate all your answers. Students should not make use of any previous coursework submitted for this module. Responses should be uploaded to MMS: https://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/mms/ ...
... Ethnographic examples should be used to illustrate all your answers. Students should not make use of any previous coursework submitted for this module. Responses should be uploaded to MMS: https://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/mms/ ...
PowerPoint to accompany lecture
... The Problem with Culture Areas Actually, these categories have entered into the popular culture in a big way. They are now the main descriptors of Indian groups. One needs to question whether it is still a useful ...
... The Problem with Culture Areas Actually, these categories have entered into the popular culture in a big way. They are now the main descriptors of Indian groups. One needs to question whether it is still a useful ...
Anthropology: The Biocultural Study of the Human Species
... entire definition of the field. This is understandable. Anthropology is such a broad discipline that many people—including me when I took my first anthropology course—conceive of the field in terms of the one or two aspects they are familiar with. In this chapter, we will define anthropology as a wh ...
... entire definition of the field. This is understandable. Anthropology is such a broad discipline that many people—including me when I took my first anthropology course—conceive of the field in terms of the one or two aspects they are familiar with. In this chapter, we will define anthropology as a wh ...
Download/View PDF (AY)
... people's lives and worldviews. Students will analyze a form of play of their choice, employing discourse analysis and selected theories in sociocultural anthropology. Far from being inconsequential, acts of play are revealed as patterned interactions that index and refract cultural values. Prerequis ...
... people's lives and worldviews. Students will analyze a form of play of their choice, employing discourse analysis and selected theories in sociocultural anthropology. Far from being inconsequential, acts of play are revealed as patterned interactions that index and refract cultural values. Prerequis ...
Anthropology - University of New Brunswick
... To graduate with Joint Honours in Anthropology and another discipline, a student must complete two of the following: ANTH 1001 , ANTH 1002 , or ANTH 1303 and at least 24 ch of upper level Anthropology courses. Upper level courses must include ANTH 5701, ANTH 5303 or ANTH 5704. To remain in the Honou ...
... To graduate with Joint Honours in Anthropology and another discipline, a student must complete two of the following: ANTH 1001 , ANTH 1002 , or ANTH 1303 and at least 24 ch of upper level Anthropology courses. Upper level courses must include ANTH 5701, ANTH 5303 or ANTH 5704. To remain in the Honou ...
'Colonial Governmentalities: conference report'
... and administrative knowledge directed at the materialities of indigenous life. Paul Tapsell (University of Otago) and Ngati Whakauerre Arawa, offered a tribal perspective on the colonial agent Captain Gilbert Mair (Tawa) and the relations of reciprocity into which he entered on receipt of taonga. Ta ...
... and administrative knowledge directed at the materialities of indigenous life. Paul Tapsell (University of Otago) and Ngati Whakauerre Arawa, offered a tribal perspective on the colonial agent Captain Gilbert Mair (Tawa) and the relations of reciprocity into which he entered on receipt of taonga. Ta ...