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ANTH 530: Strategies in Socio- Cultural Anthropology I: Field Methods
3.00 Credits
SUNY at Binghamton
Field research, including ethics, politics and interpersonal relations; interviewing, survey, and observational procedures; quantitative methods.
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ANTH 531: Strategies in Socio- Cultural Anthropology II: Research Design And Analysis
3.00 Credits
SUNY at Binghamton
Design of field research projects, including problems of operationalization and validity as well as methods of quantitative and non-quantitative data collection and analysis. Pragmatic outcome: writing research grant proposals. Prerequisite: ANTH 530.
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ANTH 531 - Strategies in Socio- Cultural Anthropology II: Research Design And Analysis
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ANTH 534: Nationalism, Feminism And Women
3.00 Credits
SUNY at Binghamton
Examines the variety of feminisms developed by Third World feminists and the politics of Third World feminisms, particularly as these have taken (and take) shape in relation to nationalism, anti-colonial struggle and post-coloniality. Problematics we will pursue include: critical interrogation of the categories ?women,? ?Third World,? and ?feminism;? the legacies of colonialism and import of imperialism and racisms for Third World feminist projects at their interfaces with nationalism, anti-colonial struggle, and postcolonial state-building; the varying relationships between theory, experience and identity in Third World feminisms and their politics; and knowledge production about and the politics of representing Third World women/feminisms/nationalism.
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ANTH 537: Seminar: Politics of Ethnicity
3.00 Credits
SUNY at Binghamton
Political implications of ethnic groups and boundaries; social processes that maintain ethnic units, exchange of values within and between ethnic units; recruitment and loss of personnel. May be repeated for credit as topic varies.
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ANTH 537 - Seminar: Politics of Ethnicity
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ANTH 538: Kinship, Gender And Sexuality
3.00 Credits
SUNY at Binghamton
Examines theories of power and difference through a focus on kinship, gender and sexuality. Organizing questions include: how kinship works to bind people to social structures, how the powerful bonds of kinship, with their signifying ties to gender and sexuality, are made available for larger social projects (community-building, nationalism, social policy, etc.), and produce exclusions as meanings grounded in everyday practices are redeployed to larger arenas; how kinship mediates relationships between nature and culture, and through that works to ?naturalize? social differences (gender, race, sexuality, class) and systems of inequality. We ground our studies of kinship, gender and sexuality in readings on their places and uses in, for example, colonialism, decolonization, prostitution, queer subcultures, nation-building, ?race? and racism, and new reproductive technologies.
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ANTH 539: The Body
3.00 Credits
SUNY at Binghamton
Emphasizes anthropological and feminist scholarship on ?the body? that has worked to denaturalize the body by interrogating how bodies are produced as socially meaningful, how bodies are ?read,? and in what embodiment consists. Course readings use the body to examine: social theories of identity and difference and processes of subjectification, including shifts in their formation within conditions of post/modernity, postcoloniality and late capitalism; current approaches to gender and sexedness, sexuality and heteronormativity, racialization and racisms, and class; large-scale processes interpolated through specific bodies, such as colonialism, nationalism and neoliberalism and, more broadly, structures of inequality and the operations of power; cultural differences in understandings of the body and enactments of embodiment, helping us to explore comparative questions about materiality and performativity and about bodies as cultural artifacts.
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ANTH 540: Human Skeletal Biology
3.00 Credits
SUNY at Binghamton
Skeletal anatomy and related aspects of human skeletal biology. Comparative and evolutionary perspectives. Sex- and age-determination from bone, pathology, biometry; applications to paleodemographic population reconstruction.
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ANTH 541: Biology of Primates
3.00 Credits
SUNY at Binghamton
Biology and behavior of humankind's primate relatives. Classification, ecology, functional and comparative anatomy of living primates; evolution of the primate order. Monkey and ape social behavior; aspects of communication and intelligence.
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ANTH 542: Human Growth And Development
3.00 Credits
SUNY at Binghamton
Variation in human growth during the life cycle; biobehavioral aspects of growth; individual and population processes; genetic, environmental and secular influences on growth.
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ANTH 543: Human Biological Variation
3.00 Credits
SUNY at Binghamton
Processes and origins of human biological variation and adaptation. Developmental, phenotypic, hereditary, gender, individual, population, evolutionary, ecological and random sources of human variation. Human responses to adaptation and environment.
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