A course on the application of anthropological knowledge to problems confronting many societies around the world. Students explore how anthropologists use biological, archaeological, and cultural research to address environmental, economic, medical, political, and religious issues. Orders are shipped via UPS, so please include a street address.
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Since changes in edition can take place, students are advised to wait and purchase texts after enrolling in the course and receiving the course study guide. Aaron Podolefsky and Peter J. Brown, editors. Course Requirements Five written assignments, each requiring a 4-5 page essay. Only one assignment may be submitted per week. Two 90-minute proctored examinations.