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Course ListingsFall 2012American StudiesAMER0199SENIOR HONORS THESISSenior Honors Thesis.Please see departmental website for specific details.Sections00058 AMER019901 8+ Chen, Thomas 1.0 Amer SeniorsOnly, Year LongTufts University Course Listings, Fall 2012Page 9
Course ListingsFall 2012AnthropologyANTH0016INTRO LATINO CULTURESSurvey of the social and cultural histories of the various Latinocommunities currently residing in the United States. Topics include avariety of important issues affecting U.S. Latinos, such as immigration,bilingual education, citizenship and political participation, race, class,gender, ethnicity, and representations in the media.Sections03638 ANTH001601 H+TR Pacini, Deborah 1.0ANTH0025ANTHRO OF WAR&PEACEMAKIN(Cross-listed as PJS 25). Introductory-level study of armed conflict andconflict transformation from standpoint of anthropology of violence.Critical examination of causes of conflict; gendered, ethnic, cultural, andreligious dimensions; globalization of conflict through media,transnational flows of commodities, international interventions; impactof 9/11 and the global "war on terror"; intersection of local, national, andinternational techniques of conflict transformation. Focus in depth onexperience and initiatives from the ground up.Sections03639 ANTH002501 L+ Abowd, Thomas 1.0 C-lst Pjs 25ANTH0027HUMAN RIGHTS AND CULTURE(Cross-listed as PJS 27). This gateway course examinesanthropological debates about human rights. It introduces keyanthropological methods, like participant-observation, reflexivity, andcultural critique, and anthropological theories on topics like culture, thestate, indigenous peoples, and globalization. We will analyzecontroversies about cultural relativism and universalism, approaches toboth violent conflicts and the structural violence of poverty, and therelationship between anthropology and human rights. We also studyethnographies of human rights work that elucidate how advocates striveto produce reliable knowledge and circulate it to authorities and thepublic in reports, documentaries, and other media.Sections00060 ANTH002701 F+TR Bishara, Amahl 1.0 C-lst Pjs 27;Cap 10 SeatsANTH0050PREHISTORIC ARCHAEOLOGY(Cross-listed as ARCH 30). Survey of human culture from the earliestpaleolithic hunters and gatherers to the formation of states and thebeginnings of recorded history. Course provides an introduction toarchaeological methods, a worldwide overview of prehistoric ways oflife, and a more detailed analysis of cultural development in the NewWorld.Sections00061 ANTH005001 M+ Sullivan, Laure 1.0 C-lst Arch 30ANTH0099INTERNSHIP IN ANTHSupervised internship in wide range of community organizations, healthorganizations, museums, governmental and non-governmentalorganizations. Twelve to fifteen hours work per week. Writtenassignments, with supporting readings, to place internship in criticalanalytical frame.Prerequisites: Anthropology majors only.Sections00062ANTH009901 ARR Sullivan, Laure 1.0 Permission OfInstructor; Reg.In Eaton 302ANTH0126FOOD,NUTRITION & CULTUREInterplay of the act of eating with its biological and cultural correlates.Topics include subsistence strategies, sex differentials in food intake,and the nutritional impact of modernization; hunger and malnutrition inthe developing world; historical and symbolic attributes of food,including taboo, valences, and national cuisines; and the relation ofnormal and abnormal eating behavior to gender and cultural norms ofattractiveness.Prerequisites: One lower-level anthropology course or permission ofinstructor.Sections00063 ANTH012601 E+MW Bailey, Stephen 1.0ANTH0130ANTHROPOLOGICAL THOUGHTThe development of anthropological thought in American, British, andFrench schools of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Historical,evolutionary, materialist, functionalist, structuralist, and symbolicperspectives.Prerequisites: One introductory anthropology course or permissionof the instructor.Sections00064 ANTH013001 K+ Stanton, Cathy 1.0 Prq: 1 AnthCourse And Jr.Standing, OrConsentANTH0132MYTH, RITUAL & SYMBOL(Cross-listed as REL 134.) Various approaches to myth, ritual, andsymbol including functionalist, structuralist, and psychological. Topicsinclude dreams, landscape shamanism, and fairy tales, along withissues of performance, representation, authenticity, and history.Prerequisites: Sophomore standing.Sections00065ANTH013201 I+ Stanton, Cathy 1.0 Prq: SophStanding; C-lstRel 134ANTH0149SELECTED TOPICSCurrent Topics in Anthropology.Please see departmental website for specific details.SectionsSEXUALITY&GENDER S ASIA03641 ANTH014919 D+ Pinto, Sarah 1.0 Do Not RegisterIf You HaveCompleted Anth120ANTH0163LATINO CINEMA IMAGSince the inception of the American film industry, U.S. Latinos havebeen (mis)represented in Hollywood feature films intended primarily fornon-Latino audiences. In this course, students will examine howimages of Latinos and their communities have been constructed inHollywood films produced from the silent era to the present. Studentswill contrast these images with those constructed by Latino filmmakerswhen they began making films in the 1970s, contesting Hollywoodstereotypes with more accurate and nuanced constructions of theircommunities. Weekly film viewings illustrate how filmmakers ofdifferent ethnic/racial/national backgrounds employ cinematic images toexpress their views on issues relevant to the Latino experience such asimmigration, language choice, changing gender roles, racial and ethnicidentity, and inter-ethnic relations. Readings will familiarize studentswith the emergent body of Latino-produced film criticism.Sections03642 ANTH016301 2 Pacini, Deborah 1.0 C-lstAmer180-02;Prq: Jr.StandingTufts University Course Listings, Fall 2012Page 10
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