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ANT 230 - Families in Cross-Cultural Perspective

Three Credits
Spring Semester

This course examines concepts of marriage and family as social institutions from a cross-cultural perspective.  Drawing on both classic and contemporary essays as well as in-depth ethnographic studies of families, we will examine the ways in which intimate relationships are created, understood, and enacted around the globe.

Course Applies to: Gender & Sexuality Studies
Note: This course is equivalent to ANT 110 - Families in Cross-Cultural Perspective (First-Year Seminar) . Students may not take both.
 


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