Read the following three articles about injustice and racism in the food system. The first is about the field work of anthropologist/MD, Seth Holmes, and the third is by anthropologist, Angela Steusse, and is based on her field work. Write a 2-3 line comment on each of the articles: What’s it like to be a […]
A. Describe some examples of learned behavior and cultural traditions among primates. B. Look up our featured anthropologist – Who is Dr. Larkin? What does she study? Pick one of her publications and summarize it in your own words. What is the name of her non-fiction short story? C. Look up our featured anthropologist – […]
Course Outcomes In this project, you will demonstrate your mastery of the following outcomes: Develop questions about fundamental aspects of human culture that inform personal assumptions, beliefs, and values using evidence from cultural artifacts and systems Investigate major developments in the humanities for informing critical questions related to human culture and endeavors Determine fundamental approaches […]
Topic: In the U.S., what are cultural problems that an anthropologist might be useful toward finding solutions? What are some practical ways to be more culturally sensitive? Paper details: Provide at least one page of text under each subtitle that answers the option you selected. The paper should not be a total of more than […]
Children’s stories are impactful and oftentimes key in imparting cultural norms, socializing behaviour and teaching a life lesson. Select and read a children’s story that reflects each of the areas of study in this course and create an analysis of it from the perspective of an anthropologist, a psychologist, and a sociologist. The theme of […]
1)Hogan uses some aspects of the typical novel, like getting readers to identify with a character, using symbolic features like a journey, giving us a love interest to root for — even while she interpolates features of Native culture like magic, oral traditions, and herbal lore. Does Hogan give us that most-expected novelistic feature, “closure”? […]
