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Class Description:
ANTHROPOLOGY 121 is Radford
University's introductory course to the social science of
Cultural Anthropology. This
course focuses on the STUDY OF CULTURE -- what it is; how it
operates; and how and why cultures around the world have similarities and
differences in their customs, behaviors, beliefs, forms of organization, and
artifacts.
The
goal of this anthropology class is to expand our view of what it means to be
"human" to include the full
global, international
range
of customs, behaviors and beliefs of people all around the world that we
live in. To do this, we study
cultural patterns and processes using comparative examples from different
societies around the world.
Fall 2008 ANTH 121 class
syllabus (PDF) for Dr. LaLone's classes
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