Anthropology

General Social Anthropology

This option provides students with the broadest possible range of courses from across the discipline and is suggested for students who would like a general sense of what anthropologists do and how they do it. This is a good choice for students who have an interest in Social Anthropology, but no clearly defined subject matter they want to explore.

Requirements: 4 half-courses

1. One entry-level half-course in Anthropology. Entry-level courses include:

   • Anthropology 1600: Introduction to Social Anthropology

   • Social Analysis 70: Food and Culture

   • Foreign Cultures 84: Tokyo

   • Foreign Cultures 74: Cultures of Southern Europe

   • Foreign Cultures 86: West African Cultures

   • Social Analysis 28: Culture, Illness and Healing: Introduction to Medical Anthropology

2. Three additional half-courses in Social Anthropology; this may include a Junior Tutorial (Anthropology 98z) or, with the permission of the instructor and approval by the Director of Undergraduate Studies, a graduate-level (Anthropology 2xxx) seminar.