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ANTH - 3100 Trends in Cross-Cultural Analysis 3

Applies theory and concepts cultural anthropologists have developed to interpret the collective construction of meaningful human action and agency in the face of contemporary social issues. The emphasis is on analysis of the dialectical relationship between culture, social institutions, and collective action in a changing globally interconnected world. Prepares students to engage and evaluate academic and public discourse on a range of contemporary social issues. Instructional Method: OL Online Lecture, LD Lecture-Discussion Fall, Spring, or Summer Prerequisite: ANTH 1100


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