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ANTH 375: Anthropology Of Globalization
3.00 Credits
Northeastern Illinois University
The course will address social forces, practices, and experiences related to the ever-increasing transnational interconnectedness of societies accross the world. Through readings from the anthropological literature on globalization and related issues, we will critically address the ways "globalization" is conceived and theorized by contemporary scholars; its effects on the construction of identity; the roles of commodities, consumer culture, and the media; and the ways in which the processes referred to as globalization both broaden and expand notions of "community" and "culture", and present new varieties and intensities of difference, disjuncture, and marginalization.
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ANTH 376: Primate Behavior
3.00 Credits
Northeastern Illinois University
From grooming behavior to prehensile tails, living nonhuman primates exhibit an intriguing array of behavioral and anatomical adaptaions. Using bones, videos, scientific literature, and zoo trips, students will explore the behavioral deversity of nonhuman primates in an ecological context. A comprehensive appreciation of our closest relatives will follow from studies of diet and foraging behavior, locomotion, social structure, male and female mating strategies, rank and dominance hierarchies, communication, intelligence, cognition, and primate survival and conservation. (B)
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ANTH 378: Anthropology Of Power
3.00 Credits
Northeastern Illinois University
The study of politics concerns who gets what, why, and how in societies. Anthropologists study political systems by examining the varieties of human practices involving rules and laws, persuasion and coercion. This course surveys how politics have been studied by anthropologists for the past 130 years, from indegenous North Americans to Trobiand Islanders and especially how anthropologists increasingly became political themselves as more and more peoples began living under the authority of modern nation states. (C)
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ANTH 380: Archaeological Field School
6.00 Credits
Northeastern Illinois University
Want to work on an archaeological site? In this intensice field course, students will explore field, lab and survey techniques on an actual archaeological dig. Students will learn excavation techninques and protocol in the treatment and recovery of artifacts, ecofacts, features, and structures. Students will also develop skills in mapping and use of various field technologies including GPS. Instruction will also include lab methods for processing, analyzing and curating material remains. Location of Field School may vary year to year. (A)
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ANTH 3811: Independent Study In Anthropology
1.00 Credits
Northeastern Illinois University
Academic credit for special research project student conducts with individual guidance from a faculty member. Projects that could be completed in an established course are not appropriate for Independent Study. Student must submit project proposal to the faculty member in the semester prior to the one in which project is to be conducted; see "Individualized Study" in anthropology program entry for more information. Student must have completed two courses in the anthropological subdiscipline of proposed topic prior to enrolling in Independent Study. Independent Study requires approval of instructor, department chair and college dean. (A,B,C)
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ANTH 3812: Independent Study In Anthropology
2.00 Credits
Northeastern Illinois University
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ANTH 3813: Independent Study In Anthropology
3.00 Credits
Northeastern Illinois University
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ANTH 3821: Fieldwork In Anthropology
1.00 Credits
Northeastern Illinois University
Academic credit for ethnographic, primatological, archaeological, paleontological, forensic, applied, or other relevant and typically off-campus anthropological fieldwork opportunities arranged for by the student. Student enrolls with anthropology faculty member who guides and oversees work. Fieldwork in Anthropology credits are designed to help students improve research skills, apply principles learned in the classroom, take advantage of fieldwork opportunities, and explore career options. Students must have completed two courses in the anthropological subdiscipline of the proposed fieldwork prior to enrolling in Fieldwork in Anthropology. Fieldwork in Anthropology requires approval of instructor, department chair and college dean. (A,B,C)
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ANTH 3822: Fieldwork In Anthropology
2.00 Credits
Northeastern Illinois University
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ANTH 3823: Fieldwork In Anthropology
3.00 Credits
Northeastern Illinois University
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