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ANTH 003: ANTH Elective
3.00 Credits
Lasell University
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ANTH 101: Prin of Anthropology
3.00 Credits
Lasell University
Anthropology offers the student a cross-cultural, comparative perspective on the human condition. In this course students explore the varieties of ways in which human societies are organized. The five sub-disciplines of anthropology are introduced: cultural, biological, or physical, archaeological, linguistic, and applied. Students gain an appreciation for the unique perspective of anthropology, including how anthropologists conduct fieldwork and contributions anthropology can make to effort social change. The aim of this course is to provide an overview of the field of anthropology, and to teach the student how to think systematically about how social groups work and how to understand human behavior in its cultural context.
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ANTH 103: Human Origins
3.00 Credits
Lasell University
In the past, humans were considered the only species to make tools, think rationally, use language, and develop cultural innovations to deal with the environment. Today, we recognize that we share many biological and behavioral similarities with the other primates. This change in perspective invites many questions. What is it that makes us different from other primates? Why did the earliest ancestors of humans diverge from the ancestors of modern chimpanzees, bonobos, and gorillas? How did we become the dominant life forms of the planet? To address these questions, this course offers a detailed introduction to the discipline of physical (biological) anthropology through a presentation of the human evolutionary record, a consideration of what living primates can tell us about the human condition, an exploration of the present diversity of modern humans, and a discussion of the biocultural basis of human behavior. As needed.
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ANTH 210: Folklore
3.00 Credits
Lasell University
This course examines myth, song, and art as expressions of society's cultural values. The course includes a comparative analysis of how different societies use folklore to maintain the social order. Prerequisite: Any 100 level social science course. As needed.
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ANTH 212-312-412: Special Topics in Anthropology
3.00 Credits
Lasell University
The course examines special topics from the perspective of anthropology, looking at the diversity of forms that cultures have adopted to deal with human concerns. Its purpose is to allow faculty and students to explore issues that meet special interests but which may not be offered on a regular basis. Courses could be offered at the 200, 300, or 400 levels, depending on the level of work to be required and the number of pre-requisites for the course.
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ARTH 001: Art History Elective
3.00 Credits
Lasell University
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ARTH 002: Art History Elective
3.00 Credits
Lasell University
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ARTH 003: Art History Elective
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Lasell University
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ARTH 103: Art History I
3.00 Credits
Lasell University
This course presents a survey of artistic styles from the prehistoric period through the art of the early Renaissance. Periods included are Egyptian, Aegean, Greek, Roman and Etruscan art, and the art of the Middle Ages. Films and slides are used in the presentation of works of art from the fields of architecture, sculpture, and painting. F.
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ARTH 104: Art History II
3.00 Credits
Lasell University
This course presents a study of works of art from the High Renaissance and the Mannerist periods, the Renaissance in the North, the Baroque period, and the Modern Age. Slides and films are used in this presentation of works of art from the fields of architecture, sculpture, and painting. S.
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