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ANTH 3670: Language and Its Acquisition
3.00 Credits
Tulane University of Louisiana
Prof. Orie. This course provides an introduction to issues such as the genetic basis of language ability and acquisition; neurological aspects of linguistic knowledge; first language acquisition; childhood bilingualism; language acquisition in special populations (deaf children, blind children, children with mental retardation, children with autism and children with specific language impairment). Emphasis will be on child language data collection, description, and analysis.
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ANTH 3680: Language and Power
3.00 Credits
Tulane University of Louisiana
Prof. Maxwell. Exploration of the ways that language indexes, reflects, and constructs power. Cross-cultural study of the interrelationship of social ascriptions, attitudes toward groups and their members, and the speech patterns of in-group/out-group members. Examination of the manipulation of power and its linguistic correlates in the domains of medicine, the media, education, and the law. Effects of language policy, especially officialization and standardization, on speakers of minority languages or codes.
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ANTH 3690: Language and Gender
3.00 Credits
Tulane University of Louisiana
Prof. Maxwell. An exploration of the structures of language, phonological, morphological, syntactic, semantic, and pragmatic, as they index, inter-relate with, and construct gender identities cross-culturally.
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ANTH 3700: Environmental Anthropology
3.00 Credits
Tulane University of Louisiana
Prof. Balée. Critically reviews case studies of ecosystemic and energetic relations between human populations, cultures, and the environment in diverse ethnographic settings of the world, such as Amazonia, the Great Basin, New Guinea, and Southeast Asia. Examines the historical emergence of ecological paradigms in anthropology. Compares the modern contributions of cultural ecology, evolutionary ecology, ethnoecology, and historical ecology. Evaluates potential contributions of ecological anthropology to general ecology. (Same as EVST 370).
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ANTH 3710: Historical Ecology of Amazonia
3.00 Credits
Tulane University of Louisiana
Prof. Balée. Interactions between local peoples and Amazonian landscapes from prehistory to the present. Amazonian landscapes as an analytic unit will be examined from the interdisciplinary perspective of historical ecology. Changes and development of forests and savannas since the arrival of human beings. Historical, ecological, cultural forces involved in biological and edaphic diversity in modern forests. Long-term effects of prehistoric and historic human occupations and manipulation of landscapes. Implications for conservation and development. Note: See EBIO 371/671 and ANTH 671.
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ANTH 3720: Adaptation and Human Variability
3.00 Credits
Tulane University of Louisiana
Prof. Holliday. Biological adaptations of living human populations to their environments, and the interaction of these adaptations with cultural patterns. Relationships of body size, form, and composition to climatic and nutritional factors in various geographical groups of modern man. Major adaptive problems facing the human species are discussed and implications for the future explored.
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ANTH 3730: Principles of Forensic Anthropology
3.00 Credits
Tulane University of Louisiana
Prof. Verano. Introduction to forensic anthropology, a subdiscipline of physical anthropology concerned with the identification of human skeletal remains in medico-legal contexts. Surveys the history of the field and the techniques used to determine age, sex, and physical characteristics of an individual from skeletonized remains, as well as methods used for positive identification, estimating time since death, and determining cause and manner of death.
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ANTH 3740: Human Sociobiology
3.00 Credits
Tulane University of Louisiana
Staff. This course will investigate human social behavior from an evolutionary perspective, including the interplay between culture, environment, and natural selection. A critical analysis of studies utilizing evolutionary interpretations of human social behavior will be the topic of discussion, including recommendations on improvements of the line of investigation.
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ANTH 3750: Bones, Bodies, and Disease
3.00 Credits
Tulane University of Louisiana
Prof. Verano. Survey of the field of paleopathology, the study of health and disease in ancient populations. Topics include methods for identifying evidence of injury and disease in bones, teeth, and mummified tissue; ancient medicine and surgery; chemical approaches to reconstructing diet; and human health trends through time.
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ANTH 3760: Primate Evolution and Adaptation
3.00 Credits
Tulane University of Louisiana
Prof. Jack. This course will focus on the anatomy, evolution and adaptive radiation of the Order Primates. Basic information on living primates and detailed investigation of the primate fossil record will be presented. The dynamic nature of the field will be the subject of class discussion and investigative essays.
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