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ANTH 3530: Anthropology of Folk Medicine
3.00 Credits
University of Georgia
A contrast of indigenous medical knowledge and practitioners with ancient formal systems of medicine and modern biomedicine, including medical pluralism in multi-ethnic societies, and the political economy of medicine.
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ANTH 3540: Multicultural Health Care
3.00 Credits
University of Georgia
Multicultural diversity of beliefs and practices about health and illness of ethnic groups in the United States as it impacts on health care. Specific consideration of African Americans, Hispanic Americans, Native Americans, and Asian Americans.
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ANTH 3541: Anthropology of Eating
3.00 Credits
University of Georgia
Biocultural aspects of cuisines, taste preferences, political economy of food and body image; cultural and social aspects of food, eating, and food habits, such as cultural identity and social meanings of food.
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ANTH 3550: Introduction to Forensic Anthropology
3.00 Credits
University of Georgia
An introduction to forensic anthropology, focusing on human identification through analysis of bone and teeth. Students learn the basic information used by forensic anthropologists to recognize and evaluate sex, age, stature, genetic origin, disease, and trauma. Human skeletal anatomy, forensic case studies, relevant research, and report writing are included.
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ANTH 4010/6010: Historical Ecology
3.00 Credits
University of Georgia
Principles of human impact through time on ecological landscapes and how these principles can guide contemporary communities in the design of future sustainable land and water use. Special focus on the American southern piedmont covering a ten thousand year period from pre-agriculture to post-industrial societies.
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ANTH 4015/6015: Landscapes and Memories
3.00 Credits
University of Georgia
Through readings, discussions, and research projects this course will try to confront what D.W. Meinig's "central problem," "Any landscape is comprised not only of what lies before our eyes but what lies inside our heads."
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ANTH 4020/6020: Indians of North America
3.00 Credits
University of Georgia
North American Indian cultures at the time of European contact. Additional topics include origin and development of Indian culture, impact of European contact on native cultures, and problems faced by Native Americans today.
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ANTH 4030-4030D: Evolution of Human Cognition
3.00 Credits
University of Georgia
Examination of the biological evolution of human cognition (consciousness, cognition, and ultimately language), drawing on recent findings in neurobiology, cognitive science, linguistics, paleoanthropology, primatology, cognitive anthropology, cognitive ethology ("mental experience of animals"), cognitive and development psychology, psycholinguistics, evolutionary psychology, and the philosophy of mind/brain.
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ANTH 4031/6031-4031D/6031D: Evolution of Human Cognition
3.00 Credits
University of Georgia
Examination of the biological evolution of human cognition (consciousness, cognition, and ultimately language), drawing on recent findings in neurobiology, cognitive science, linguistics, paleoanthropology, primatology, cognitive anthropology, cognitive ethology ("mental experience of animals"), cognitive and development psychology, psycholinguistics, evolutionary psychology, and the philosophy of mind/brain.
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ANTH 4040/6040: Visual Anthropology
3.00 Credits
University of Georgia
Anthropological uses of film, video, and photographs in field research and in the presentation of research results, especially in relation to portrayal of indigenous people.
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