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Mar 28, 2024
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ANTHR 1101 - FWS: Culture, Society, and Power Fall, Spring. 3 credits. Letter grades only.
First-Year Writing Seminar.
Staff.
This First-Year Writing Seminar is devoted to the anthropological study of the human condition. Anthropology examines all aspects of human experience, from the evolution of the species to contemporary challenges of politics, environment, and society. The discipline emphasizes empirically rich field research informed by sophisticated theoretical understandings of human social life and cultural production. The diversity of anthropology’s interests provides a diverse array of stimulating opportunities to write critically about the human condition. Topics vary by semester.
Topics for 2019-2020 may include:
Fall |
FWS: Local Native American Archaeology |
S.Sanft |
Fall |
FWS: Gender & Sexuality in the Middle East |
E. Sari |
Fall |
FWS: Ethnofictions: Storytelling in Anthropological Writing and Filmmaking |
M. Mihai Jordan |
Fall |
FWS: We Humans and Our Walls: Expression - Division - Connection |
A. Mohamed |
Spring |
FWS: From the Swampy Land: Indigenous People of the Ithaca Area |
K. Jordan |
Spring |
FWS: Person, Time, and Religious Conduct |
J. Boyarin |
Spring |
FWS: Canoes, Commerce, and Conquest |
A. Clark Arcadi |
Spring |
FWS: Feminism, Anthropology, and the Politics of Representation |
N. Nasvaderani |
Spring |
FWS: Writing Water in the US: From Wild Rivers to Toxic Lakes |
R. Odhner |
Spring |
FWS: ”Come to America, Go to Jail”: Immigration and Incarceration |
E. Routon |
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