RECONSIDERING THE BICYCLE: An Anthropological
... • Why is it “natural” that when people need to go somewhere they get in a car, while for others it might be by foot, on a bus, a subway, or by twowheeled vehicle? • What social, ideological, historical, environmental, and institutional factors and norms shape a decision to drive, walk, or ride, or a ...
... • Why is it “natural” that when people need to go somewhere they get in a car, while for others it might be by foot, on a bus, a subway, or by twowheeled vehicle? • What social, ideological, historical, environmental, and institutional factors and norms shape a decision to drive, walk, or ride, or a ...
SD5914S
... studies), students learn about different societies around the world, including their own. They also learn how different anthropologists have gone about studying societies. The class pays particular attention to concepts of culture, cultural relativism, holism, and participant observation. Active lea ...
... studies), students learn about different societies around the world, including their own. They also learn how different anthropologists have gone about studying societies. The class pays particular attention to concepts of culture, cultural relativism, holism, and participant observation. Active lea ...
APC Document 47: Change the descriptions and credit hours for
... Through ethnographies and other texts (both written and filmic), this course explores the anthropology of social suffering, from acts of disruption to the possibility of reconciliation. From war, political violence, state terror, and marginalization to chronic illnesses, disability, addictions, and ...
... Through ethnographies and other texts (both written and filmic), this course explores the anthropology of social suffering, from acts of disruption to the possibility of reconciliation. From war, political violence, state terror, and marginalization to chronic illnesses, disability, addictions, and ...
ANTHROPOLOGY SPRING 2017 COURSE LISTING
... The course provides a broad overview of research strategies and techniques commonly employed in the various subfields of anthropology. Topics would include field techniques, the use of data banks (e.g., the HRAF files), sampling, hypothesis testing, and computer application. CRN 10666 ANTH 61100 ANT ...
... The course provides a broad overview of research strategies and techniques commonly employed in the various subfields of anthropology. Topics would include field techniques, the use of data banks (e.g., the HRAF files), sampling, hypothesis testing, and computer application. CRN 10666 ANTH 61100 ANT ...
Anthropology at Berkeley City College
... important information for citizenship in general and for understanding how biological evolution works. At the moment we have no tutors at the College for this need. VI. Human and Physical Resources: Our only contract instructor, Roger Newman, retired in December, 2008. Since then, we have had to rel ...
... important information for citizenship in general and for understanding how biological evolution works. At the moment we have no tutors at the College for this need. VI. Human and Physical Resources: Our only contract instructor, Roger Newman, retired in December, 2008. Since then, we have had to rel ...
IV. To Delete or Change an Existing Course – check X all that apply
... not mandatory, and to be involved in classroom discussion. In addition, I will give you time during the class period to finish the assignments and you will be expected to be in class during this time (or until you finish the assignment). Short assignments (10 points each for a total of 60 points): T ...
... not mandatory, and to be involved in classroom discussion. In addition, I will give you time during the class period to finish the assignments and you will be expected to be in class during this time (or until you finish the assignment). Short assignments (10 points each for a total of 60 points): T ...
Review of Course Numbers
... the discipline of Anthropology. In this course, students will investigate the movements of European nations and the impact of colonization on Asia, North and South America and vast expanse of the Pacific Islands. We will study the progress of the great civilizations on earth and follow trends in glo ...
... the discipline of Anthropology. In this course, students will investigate the movements of European nations and the impact of colonization on Asia, North and South America and vast expanse of the Pacific Islands. We will study the progress of the great civilizations on earth and follow trends in glo ...
Material Culture and Other Things Post-disciplinary
... archaeological work. Surely the work of Gustaf Kossinna had political consequences, but the source of kulturkreislehre is nonetheless found in the earlier work of geographer Friedrich Ratzel. Economists, such as Milnard Keynes, or influential sociologists, such as Emile Durkheim and Ralph Linton, we ...
... archaeological work. Surely the work of Gustaf Kossinna had political consequences, but the source of kulturkreislehre is nonetheless found in the earlier work of geographer Friedrich Ratzel. Economists, such as Milnard Keynes, or influential sociologists, such as Emile Durkheim and Ralph Linton, we ...
Third Edition
... – Natural selection provides an explanation for the geographic distribution of different skin colors • Light skin is selected against in the sunny tropics – Risk of sunburn, increased susceptibility to disease, decreased ability to sweat, skin cancer ...
... – Natural selection provides an explanation for the geographic distribution of different skin colors • Light skin is selected against in the sunny tropics – Risk of sunburn, increased susceptibility to disease, decreased ability to sweat, skin cancer ...
Sample Chapter 1
... dislikes, hobbies, and habits. How many of these descriptors would be the same if you had been born in a different place or time? We usually think about “who we are” as a collection of set characteristics and tendencies, but this idea is as culturally determined as any of the traits we might put on ...
... dislikes, hobbies, and habits. How many of these descriptors would be the same if you had been born in a different place or time? We usually think about “who we are” as a collection of set characteristics and tendencies, but this idea is as culturally determined as any of the traits we might put on ...
Alex Wright Anthropology 410 Rebecca Robertson Article Review
... should be kept distinct” (399). The thesis and the article are directed towards anthropologist that have are focusing in cultural anthropology, specifically in ethnographic fieldwork. D’Andrade argues his point by going over what objective data can lead too and the current morality model in anthrop ...
... should be kept distinct” (399). The thesis and the article are directed towards anthropologist that have are focusing in cultural anthropology, specifically in ethnographic fieldwork. D’Andrade argues his point by going over what objective data can lead too and the current morality model in anthrop ...
notes on theoretical anthropology and genealogy as fields of
... (Featherstone 1992) etc. Ethics and professional standards have become special issues in the theoretical approaches as well (FluehrLobban 2003). Archaeology (Fagan & DeCorse 2005), linguistic anthropology and biological anthropology or paleoathropology (Park 1999) are independent scholar disciplines ...
... (Featherstone 1992) etc. Ethics and professional standards have become special issues in the theoretical approaches as well (FluehrLobban 2003). Archaeology (Fagan & DeCorse 2005), linguistic anthropology and biological anthropology or paleoathropology (Park 1999) are independent scholar disciplines ...
Ethics in Anthropology or Anthropology of Morals?!
... anthropology. Spradley introduced some ethical standards to ethnography as participant observation (1980:21), and refers also to the AAA principles. Rynkiewich & Spradley (1976) look at ethics from a Christian point of view. Wax (1987) and McGee & Warms (2004) cover ethics from a secular viewpoint i ...
... anthropology. Spradley introduced some ethical standards to ethnography as participant observation (1980:21), and refers also to the AAA principles. Rynkiewich & Spradley (1976) look at ethics from a Christian point of view. Wax (1987) and McGee & Warms (2004) cover ethics from a secular viewpoint i ...
undergraduate students
... motivations, approaches, and intended audiences. o The 2007 Annual American Association of Physical Anthropologist Meetings: AUSA subsidized students’ registration fees to attend the 2006 annual meetings, which were held in Philadelphia. First Annual Anthropology Undergraduate Research Discussion: T ...
... motivations, approaches, and intended audiences. o The 2007 Annual American Association of Physical Anthropologist Meetings: AUSA subsidized students’ registration fees to attend the 2006 annual meetings, which were held in Philadelphia. First Annual Anthropology Undergraduate Research Discussion: T ...
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... didn’t even know what it was and the few that did (or thought they did) always asked me if I was going to “be like the scientist lady on the TV show Bones”. When I chose to study anthro I assumed that I knew exactly what being an anthropologist entailed: traveling the world, study interesting people ...
... didn’t even know what it was and the few that did (or thought they did) always asked me if I was going to “be like the scientist lady on the TV show Bones”. When I chose to study anthro I assumed that I knew exactly what being an anthropologist entailed: traveling the world, study interesting people ...
What is Humanistic Anthropology?
... concept of humanism within anthropology, and more importantly, the relationship between humanism and science. Reading this newsletter today, I find myself transported back to a time when anthropology was defined by positivism, and many anthropologists emphasized their identities as social scientists ...
... concept of humanism within anthropology, and more importantly, the relationship between humanism and science. Reading this newsletter today, I find myself transported back to a time when anthropology was defined by positivism, and many anthropologists emphasized their identities as social scientists ...
Undergraduate Courses (meet major area requirements) See Major
... The Anthropology of Globalization introduces the social and cultural aspects of global integration. While human communities have always been connected to one another in important ways, recent history has seen a quickening of transportation and communication, increasing the circulation of people, obj ...
... The Anthropology of Globalization introduces the social and cultural aspects of global integration. While human communities have always been connected to one another in important ways, recent history has seen a quickening of transportation and communication, increasing the circulation of people, obj ...
Anthropology Ph.D. - University of Minnesota
... Along with the program-specific requirements listed below, please read the General Information section of the catalog website for requirements that apply to all major fields. The Department of Anthropology offers graduate education in sociocultural and linguistic anthropology, archaeology, and biolo ...
... Along with the program-specific requirements listed below, please read the General Information section of the catalog website for requirements that apply to all major fields. The Department of Anthropology offers graduate education in sociocultural and linguistic anthropology, archaeology, and biolo ...
14.9 MB - Human Evolution and Prehistory, Second Canadian Edition
... 1. The motivation to verify one’s hypothesis by overlooking negative evidence 2. The problem of being culture-bound 3. The question of the validity of one’s ethnographic account COPYRIGHT © 2008 Nelson Education Ltd. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. ...
... 1. The motivation to verify one’s hypothesis by overlooking negative evidence 2. The problem of being culture-bound 3. The question of the validity of one’s ethnographic account COPYRIGHT © 2008 Nelson Education Ltd. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. ...
a cosmopolitan anthropology
... social institutions that nurture the opportunities for human-individual expression and community-making. The conference ‘A Cosmopolitan Anthropology?’, to be held at St. Andrews in September 2009, will be a timely appraisal of currents in academia and politics alike. Invited speakers will join with ...
... social institutions that nurture the opportunities for human-individual expression and community-making. The conference ‘A Cosmopolitan Anthropology?’, to be held at St. Andrews in September 2009, will be a timely appraisal of currents in academia and politics alike. Invited speakers will join with ...
ANTH 1001A - Carleton University
... Student or professor materials created for this course (including presentations and posted notes, labs, case studies, assignments and exams) remain the intellectual property of the author(s). They are intended for personal use and may not be reproduced or redistributed without prior written consen ...
... Student or professor materials created for this course (including presentations and posted notes, labs, case studies, assignments and exams) remain the intellectual property of the author(s). They are intended for personal use and may not be reproduced or redistributed without prior written consen ...
BRANCHES OF ANTHROPOLOGY
... It also attempts to reconstruct the link between the human and non-human traits that had so long been lost. They evaluate the fossil remains found from different sites and establish their status and evolutionary significance. e) Human Genetics: Genetics deals with the inherited characters. There is ...
... It also attempts to reconstruct the link between the human and non-human traits that had so long been lost. They evaluate the fossil remains found from different sites and establish their status and evolutionary significance. e) Human Genetics: Genetics deals with the inherited characters. There is ...
HAU HAU
... I wish to second David Graeber‟s trenchant remarks. And would just add a comment about delusion. There are so many ways in which we „know‟ people these days, and we seem to inform one another so quickly, the delusion is that anthropology can side-step its own project of engagement. Anthropologists r ...
... I wish to second David Graeber‟s trenchant remarks. And would just add a comment about delusion. There are so many ways in which we „know‟ people these days, and we seem to inform one another so quickly, the delusion is that anthropology can side-step its own project of engagement. Anthropologists r ...
RE - SMU
... 1. Anthropologists concerned with methodology face key challenges related to issues of 1) qualitative versus quantitative data and approaches, 2) choosing the appropriate unit of analysis, 3) dealing with intra-cultural diversity, and 4) sampling from a designated research population. Identify what ...
... 1. Anthropologists concerned with methodology face key challenges related to issues of 1) qualitative versus quantitative data and approaches, 2) choosing the appropriate unit of analysis, 3) dealing with intra-cultural diversity, and 4) sampling from a designated research population. Identify what ...