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AY 303: Slavery in the Classical World
3.00 Credits
Stetson University
Consideration of the questions, how was freedom defined and perceived in the ancient world and to whom did this definition apply? Examines questions of status and freedom from the eyes of the servile populations of classical Greece and Rome. Discusses servile responsibilities and rights, how the institution of slavery changed over time, and the attitudes of the elite toward the individual slave as well as toward the institution itself.
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AY 304: Greek Religious Experiences:From Temple to Tomb
3.00 Credits
Stetson University
Exploration of sacred space and the forms that it took in the Bronze Age through Classical Greece. Addresses why certain types of space-shrines, sanctuaries, and temples-were meant for the living, while tombs and cemeterieswere intended for the dead. Considers how sacred space was designed and consecrated to bring the individual as well as the community into close contact with the supernatural. Prerequisite: AY201.
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AY 310: Field Research Methods in Anthropology
3.00 Credits
Stetson University
Comprehensive introduction to the qualitative field research methods of anthropology, including participant observation, network analysis, historical methods, surveys, linguistic methods, cross-cultural comparative research, and visual anthropology. Examination of research design and strategies, the difficulties of doing field research with human participants, and the ethics of anthropological research. Offered at least once every two years. Prerequisite: AY102.
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AY 340: Comparative Cultures
3.00 Credits
Stetson University
Study of the continuum of cultural complexity and theories of specific and general cultural evolution in world societies. Examines diversity in basic social institutions (family, politics, economy, and religion) through ethnographies that represent non-Western egalitarian bands, less egalitarian tribal societies, non-egalitarian chiefdoms, and stratified state level societies. Prerequisite: AY102.
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AY 373: Cultural Change
3.00 Credits
Stetson University
Uses a cross-cultural, comparative perspective to analyze the major dynamics of culture change, including the process of sociocultural evolution from simple band to tribes, chiefdoms, and state level societies; the mechanisms of change (innovation, discovery, and diffusion); forced change (conquest, acculturation, culture loss); directed cultural change (applied anthropology); folk societies and the process of modernization; indigenous movements for culture change (revitalization cults, rebellion, and revolution); and the process of globalization. Prerequisite: AY102.
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AY 396,496: Internship in Anthropology
3.00 Credits
Stetson University
Opportunity to explore a substantive area of anthropology in an applied setting; setting, structure, requirements, and outcomes are negotiated with the individual instructor guiding the internship. Prerequisite: major or minor status and permission of instructor. Students may take more than one AY396 or 496 course during their career with different titles and contents. Prerequisite: AY102 or SY101.
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AY 420: Anthropological Theory
3.00 Credits
Stetson University
Examination of the historical foundations of anthropological theory and the theoretical perspectives of historical particularism, functionalism, cultural ecology, structuralism, evolutionary and neoevolutionary theories, symbolic and interpretive theories, feminist theories, and post-modernism. Prerequisite: AY102.
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BY 102: Introductory Biology II:Animal and Plant Physiology
4.00 Credits
Stetson University
The second course in a four-course introductory sequence (BY101, 102, 203 and 204) for Biology majors. May be used as a natural science requirement by non-biology majors seeking the B.S. degree. The main topics will be the structure and function of organ systems in animals, and plant growth and reproduction. There are three hours of lecture and three hours of laboratory per week. This course is prerequisite for all upperdivision biology courses except BY310. BY120, BY151, 152, 153, and 156 are courses designed to emphasize biological principles and application for the non-science major. There are no prerequisites for these courses. BY120 does not have a formal laboratory component while each of the other courses consists of three hours of lecture and three hours of laboratory per week.
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BY 120: Ecology of Our Changing Earth
3.00 Credits
Stetson University
Study of ecological principles with emphasis on the relationship between humans and their environment. Topics include population growth, global climate change, biodiversity, species interactions, and environmental resource management. Students will use mathematical models, computer simulations, and observations of nature to generate a deep understanding of our dependency on the natural world. We will focus on both the causes of environmental problems and potential solutions with a strong emphasis on sustainable interactions with the biosphere.
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BY 151: The Human From Cell to Organism
4.00 Credits
Stetson University
The biological study of the human using cellular, genetic, organismal, and environmental approaches.
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