Special emphasis is given to the functional perspective in examining the relation between religious beliefs and other major institutions in selective social systems. Anthropological approaches are used in examining the origin and comparative development of native Indian cultures from the earliest peopling of the continent. Special attention is placed upon ecological and cultural factors as antecedent to the study of selected tribes of contemporary North America. Designed for advanced students in the behavioral sciences who are capable of independent study. Registration upon written approval of the chair of the department and of the instructor directing the course.
Attention is given to personal and social consequences of organizational involvement.
Designed for advanced students in the behavioral sciences who are capable of independent study. Registration upon written approval of the chair of the department and of the instructor directing the course. This course provides the opportunity for systematic and supervised experience in the application of sociological concepts, including research methods, in the study of relevant and substantive areas of sociology. Special attention is given to extending the particular interests of advanced major and minor students. Advanced standing in Sociology.