Introduction to Cultural Anthropology (Ant 101)
Fall 2008 Room Kiely Hall 150
Dr. Larisa Honey
Email:larisahoney@hotmail.com
Office Hours: Tuesdays and Thursdays 3:15-3:45

Overview of the course: Cultural anthropology is the study of human beings within social and cultural context. As a discipline it examines the broad array of human behaviors, beliefs, and conditions, as well as the ideologies and power-structures that inform people’s lives across cultures and societies. This course is designed to explore several key issues that are at the heart of this vast and broad endeavor we call cultural anthropology: the cultural construction of race, poverty, gender and knowledge.

In many ways anthropology is best understood as an approach to looking at the world and studying the great diversity of people in the world. As such, this class explores both how anthropologists look at the world and frame their questions as well as the methods anthropologists use to examine and......

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