SOC 228 - Cultural Anthropology

Three Credits
Fall Semester

This course is an introduction to cultural anthropology and is designed as an exploration into the diversity of ways in which human beings perceive and order the social world. Topics covered include kinship, gender, language, ecology, economy, political organization, globalization, religion and worldview from a diverse array of cultural viewpoints. Course readings and films include both classic and contemporary ethnographies.

Fulfills the Social Scientific Inquiry requirement.

Course may be applied to the Anthropology minor.
Course may be applied to the Asian Studies minor.
Course may be applied to the Middle Eastern Studies minor.