Perspectives on Comparative Cultural Studies (ANTH 4394) UH
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The term “culture” is the foundation of many academic fields. It is a term that elicits inquiry on shared thoughts and practices of a people. It invites exploration of what yields harmony and conflict. In this course, our study of culture may address a
single creative work, like a book, or a family, or what is shared more extensively—in a tribe, region, a nation or geographic area like “The Mediterranean World.”
Resources: Opencourseware from U Houston, MIT, UC Berkeley,Stanford, Yale, U of Mich along with many of the World's finest University's and other educators.
Language: English
Professors: Michael Williams
Units: 20
Lesson content
- Lois Zamora - Introduction
- George Diaz - Smuggling
- Susan Kellogg and Lois Zamora - Conquest
- Susan Kellogg and Lois Zamora - Conquest, Part II
- Andrew Gordon - Drinking and Culture
- Rebecca Storey - Skeletons
- Rex Koontz - Historical Evidence
- Helen Ebaugh - Islamic Movement
- Lynn Mitchell - Religion
- Thomas Behr - Enlightenment
- Richard Armstrong - Greek Traditions
- Sabitino - Italian Architecture
- Michele Verna - Indian Diaspora
- Aboul Ela - Orientalism
- Janice Hutchinson - Race
- Andrew Gordon - Drinking
- Susan Rasmussen - Women in Africa
- Robert Shimiko - Context
- James Conyers - African Diaspora
- We Fulani are Not From Here: Race, Place, and Constructing Identity
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