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ANTH 313: Applied Anthropology
3.00 Credits
University of Maryland-Baltimore County
An anthropological analysis of cultural contact between Third World cultures and modern Western society. The course focuses specifically on the nature and patterns of the contact situation emphasizing generalizing principles and guidelines. Prerequisites: ANTH 211, SOCY 101 or consent of instructor.
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ANTH 314: Psychological Anthropology
3.00 Credits
University of Maryland-Baltimore County
GEP/GFR: SS or C. Examines the inter-relationships between individuals, society and psychological processes from a cross-cultural perspective. Considers such problems as: how personality is patterned by cultural structure, mythology and role systems of different cultures; the relation of aggressive behavior patterns to cultural variation; the ways in which deviance (e.g., psychosis) and alternate states of consciousness are expressed in different societal contexts. Prerequisites: ANTH 211, SOCY 101 or consent of instructor.
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ANTH 316: Anthropology of Religion
3.00 Credits
University of Maryland-Baltimore County
GEP/GFR: SS or C. This course examines the nature of belief systems and myth and ritual in various societies of the world through ethnographic case studies. Cases to be examined include societies in native South America, Asia, the Pacific, Africa and the contemporary United States. Using these different case studies, the course examines a range of perspectives used by anthropologists to understand religion and belief systems. Prerequisites: ANTH 211, SOCY 101 or consent of instructor. Notes: Also listed as RLST 316.
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ANTH 317: Contemporary Problems in Anthropological Perspective
3.00 Credits
University of Maryland-Baltimore County
This course explores issues of global significance from a cross-cultural perspective by focusing on the tensions between increasing diversity of perspectives in an increasingly interdependent world. From the viewpoint of an emergent anthropology in action, we will examine the comparative, cross-cultural contexts of demographic change, ecology, economic development, information systems, international health and nationalism. We will study anthropological and cultural texts that broaden the cultural analysis of the global change process and its effects on institutions and communities of the next century. Prerequisites: ANTH 211 or SOCY 101 and consent of instructor.
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ANTH 318: Anthropology of Science and Technology
3.00 Credits
University of Maryland-Baltimore County
GEP: N/A. GFR: Meets SS. This course explores the social construction of the scientific process and enterprise both in American society and across cultures. Social expectations of science, images of science and scientists, and how scientists do their work will be examined. The course will also focus on the production of scientific activity in the contexts of capitalism, institutional arrangements, politics and religion. The place of science in culture will be discussed with an emphasis on the fragile contract between scientists and nonscientists about the place of science in culture. Reading materials for the course often include the writings of working scientists.
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ANTH 320: Witchcraft and Magic
3.00 Credits
University of Maryland-Baltimore County
This is a course that concerns witchcraft, magic and sorcery. These behavioral and symbolic forms exist or have existed in virtually all human societies and cultures. In the West, they may be generally referred to as occult practices, exist in a separate domain from everyday life, and refer to an unseen world. In contrast, in indigenous societies, witchcraft, magic and sorcery may permeate life and interpersonal relations in distinctive ways. Currently, the significance and role of witchcraft have been increasing in importance in many cultures; in addition, the development of Wicca in the West also attests to the vitality of these beliefs. In this class, we will deal with a variety of issues, including defining these entities; showing how they work in different types of societies, exploring differences among traditions, and discussing if and how they might work.
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ANTH 326: American- Indian Cultures
3.00 Credits
University of Maryland-Baltimore County
GEP/GFR: SS or C. Through the use of archeological and contemporary community studies, this course will explore the diversity of traditional North American Indian and Eskimo cultures and the adaptation of indigenous peoples to America in the 1980s. Prerequisites: ANTH 211.
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ANTH 396: Community Service and Learning Internship
3.00 Credits
University of Maryland-Baltimore County
An internship providing experience giving direct service delivery to the elderly, disadvantaged youth, the mentally and physically challenged, the homeless, the environment or illiterate adults. Apply at the Shriver Center. Notes: P/F only. Does not give credit toward the sociology major or minor. This course may be repeated once for credit. Also listed as SOCY 396.
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ANTH 397: Selected Topics in Anthropology
3.00 Credits
University of Maryland-Baltimore County
The specific topic is to be announced in advance of the semester the course is offered. Prerequisites: ANTH 211, SOCY 101 and consent of instructor.
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ANTH 399: Independent Study
3.00 Credits
University of Maryland-Baltimore County
Prerequisites: Nine credits in anthropology or sociology or consent of the instructor.
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