Problems of culture examined in greatest detail. ANTP 150 Human Sexuality 3 Credits Biological, evolutionary and social aspects of human sexuality, examined from a cross-cultural perspective. Fall and Spring. 3 Credits A multidsciplinary approach to explaining the prevalence of malnutrition worldwide. A variety of solutions to be examined critically.
Students engage, singly or in groups, in action projects to confront the hunger problem.
Credits Human variations, both visible epidermal and invisible genetic traits, described at length. Open to lower division students only. Credits Identifies what is called folklore and introduces the various methods of analysis which have proven effective. Opens students to a fundamental understanding of how cultures work at the informal level and gives a greater grasp of social phenomena. A critical examination, using current literature and within an archaeological perspective, of topics such as influence from outer space on the rise of civilization, prehistoric transoceanic contacts.