ANTH 73 Main Currents in Anthropology

This course examines the theoretical concerns that define anthropology as a discipline. Readings by major theorists past and present address the nature and extent of human social and cultural variation, the relationship of institutional arrangements in society to systems of meaning, the material and moral determinants of human social life, the dynamics of change within and between cultures, and the place of power in maintaining and transforming meaningfully constituted human orders.

Instructor

Craig

Degree Requirement Attributes

SOC

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Department-Specific Course Categories

CULT

Offered

• Spring