ANTH-101
Intro to Socio-Cultural Anthro
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CREDITS:
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3
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LENGTH:
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15 weeks
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CAMPUS:
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Prince George
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PRE-REQUISITES:
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None
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CO-REQUISITES:
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None
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DESCRIPTION:
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Sociocultural anthropologists examine social patterns and practices across cultures, with a special interest in how people live in particular places and create meaning. The goal of this course is to examine the diversity of existing human cultures as well as provide students with a basic understanding of the fundamental concepts used by sociocultural anthropologists. Topics include research methods, economic systems, marriage, kinship, political systems, expressive culture, religion, illness, and gender. Examples will be drawn from a variety of societies.
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Course Schedule
| ID |
SEMESTER |
CAMPUS |
DELIVERY |
LOCATION |
INSTRUCTOR |
STARTS |
ENDS |
MEETS |
| CI001 |
Spring 2020 |
Prince George |
In Class |
2-111, 2-111, OFFCAM |
J. Reade |
January 6 |
April 24 |
M 9:00AM Tu Th 10:00AM F 11:30AM |
| WW002 |
Spring 2020 |
Prince George |
Online |
ONLINE, OFFCAM |
J. Reade |
January 6 |
April 24 |
F 11:30AM |
| WW003 |
Spring 2020 |
Prince George |
Online |
ONLINE, OFFCAM |
J. Reade |
January 6 |
April 24 |
F 11:30AM |
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