ANTH 148 - (BH) Mind, Culture and SocietySemester Hours: 3
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This course introduces students to the anthropology of knowledge. It examines lifestyles around the world by considering mental representations and cultural practices in relation to social contexts. A consideration of cognition provides a unique view of cultural beliefs, norms, and values. Through a series of interactive case studies, students will apply an anthropological approach to the study of interest groups and social movements in the US and to several societies around the world.
Prerequisite(s)/Course Notes:
Credit given for this course or SOC 148, not both. (Formerly Society, Culture and Personality.)
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