41. Courses Available 2002-2003: Postgraduate: M.Phil. Degree Courses social anthropology. The Department of social anthropology offers two Masterslevel courses. Paper 3. social anthropology and the professional process. http://www.cam.ac.uk/cambuniv/guide/pgcourses/mphil/sa.html

Postgraduate courses American Literature Anglo-Saxon, Norse, and Celtic Archaeology ... Social and Developmental Psychology Social Anthropology Statistical Science Technology Policy Theological and Religious Studies Veterinary Science M. Phil. Degree Courses Social Anthropology The Department of Social Anthropology offers two Masters level courses. The M.Phil. in Social Anthropological Analysis (SAA) and the M.Phil. in Social Anthropological Research (SAR). I. The SAA course is designed to cater for graduate students from diverse backgrounds, with different levels of previous training, and with different specialist interests. The course offers three different programmes of study: The Scope of Social Anthroplogy Takes advantage of the Department's strengths in core areas of the discipline and is followed through a taught course. Present M.Phil. seminars focus on Production and Reproduction, and Systems of Power and Knowledge. Development Anthropology This option, run in collaboration with the University programme in Development Studies, aims to provide anthropological perspectives on a variety of practical development issues. Central themes in debates about anthropology and development are examined in relation to regional examples of development initiatives and problems. Social Anthropology and the Work of a Museum This option provides a practical and research training component within the M.Phil. Degree Course in Social Anthropology for candidates who wish to specialise in museum study. Based within the Cambridge Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, this option provides training in museum practice, museum theory and museum research.

42. Journal Of Sociology And Social Anthropology. Journal of sociology and social anthropology Archive. 1998, vol. I, issue 1 1998,vol. I, issue 2 1998, vol. I, issue 3 1998, vol. I, issue 4, 1999, vol. http://www.soc.pu.ru/publications/jssa/english.html

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43. Social And Cultural Anthropology At Erratic Impact's Philosophy Research Base beliefs, social relationships, etc. and this science may be subdivided into culturalanthropology, physical anthropology, social anthropology, and so on. http://www.erraticimpact.com/~topics/html/social_anthropology.htm

Major Topics Index New Book Search Used Book Search 20th Century Names ... Popular Philosophy Social Anthropology Subjectivity Suicide Transhumanism More Topics... ... Advertising Anthropology Online Resources Texts: Cultural Anthropology Used Books: Cultural Anthropology Know of a Resource? The Anthropology of Religion : An Introduction by Fiona Bowie Click here to learn more about this book Click here for Social and Cultural Anthropology Books Click here for more Philosophy Books A New Perspective for Anthropology Website by Arnold Perey How can anthropology have a scientific basisa means of understanding and describing cultures and people that is verifiable, free of prejudice, true for all cultures? I present on this website the answer to this tremendously important question that I learned from Aesthetic Realism, the philosophy founded by Eli Siegel. After more than thirty years of study and thought, I say that

44. Social Anthropology Loosely stated, social anthropology is the study of people, and of how theyinteract with each other in today's global society. social anthropology. http://www.non-trivial.com/f_ant.htm

The Resource for the Opinionated Get the Facts: Search The Press Suggest a Thought Suggest a Link Suggest a Book Social Anthropology More Topics Non-Trivial.com Home This site is about social anthropology. It is about people Social anthropology is a science. It is a recognized subject taught at several universities, including at least one I located in Britain and one in New Zealand. Loosely stated, social anthropology is the study of people, and of how they interact with each other in today's global society. I started realizing its significance after reading a short article in the French Edition of "Vogue". The article was about the "desexualization" of our society. It convincingly pointed out how people talk more about sex in magazines and on TV shows, but have less and less sex in real life. A particularly relevant thought on the subject was attributed to Jean-Philippe Delhomme, Director of the French Institute for Fashion, who is considered a renowned expert on social anthropology Social anthropology is about what people do. About what they think. What they like and dislike. How they behave with respect to each other, how they try to influence each other. How they try to pursue happiness and enjoy themselves. It is about males and females. How they desire each other and try to make themselves desirable to each other. It is about sex and about politics. It is about artistic aspirations, the pursuit of beauty. It is about philosophy and the age-old attempt to define morals in a way that makes logical sense. It is about the quest to live a meaningful life.

45. Social Anthropology (146.xxx) Paper Outlines 2003 - College Of Humanities And So social anthropology (146.xxx) Paper Outlines 2003. The social anthropologyprogramme website is available here. Paper, Title, Loc. Sem, Points. Mode. http://cohss.massey.ac.nz/papers/146xxx.shtml

Social Anthropology (146.xxx) Paper Outlines 2003 The Social Anthropology programme website is available here Paper Title Loc Sem Points Mode Int roductory Social Anthropology ALB INT Introductory Social Anthropology PN INT Introductory Social Anthropology PN EXT Introductory Social Anthropology PN EXT Endangered Cultures ALB INT Endangered Cultures PN INT Endangered Cultures WL

46. Cultural Dynamics Interdisciplinary journal with work from cultural and social anthropology, sociology, psychology, philosophy, communication studies and any other areas that shed light on sociocultural phenomena. Quarterly, peer-reviewed. Tables of contents and abstracts available on-line. http://www.sagepub.co.uk/journals/details/j0174.html

Available Electronically! Cultural Dynamics Editors Priyamvada Gopal University of Cambridge, UK Nukhet A Sirman Bogazici Universitesi, Turkey Kamala Visweswaran University of Texas, USA ...is committed to a relational and dynamic account of socio-cultural phenomena. The journal is thoroughly interdisciplinary, moving beyond cultural and social anthropology to include work from sociology, psychology, philosophy, and any other areas that can shed light on culture and society. About the Journal Editorial Board Online Sample Copy Subscription Information ... Advertising Details Links: Editors' homepage This Journal is listed under: Anthropology Cultural Studies Philosophy Sociology ... E-Access Available SAGE Publications is a member of CrossRef Subscription Information Three times a year: March, July, November ISSN:0921-3740 Volume number in 2003 or first SAGE volume if not yet published: Volume 15 Special Introductory Offer As a way of introducing you to Cultural Dynamics we would like to offer you the chance to subscribe at the special introductory subscription rate. Enter an introductory subscription for one or two years and you'll save up to 20% on the usual rate for the journal. This offer is only available for subscriptions placed at the individual rate.

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48. BBC Radio 4 - Thinking Allowed - 20 March 2002 Discussion social anthropology Guests Adam Kuper Professor of social anthropology,Brunel University Christopher (Kit) Davies Doctor of social anthropology http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/factual/thinkingallowed_20020320.shtml

CATEGORIES TV RADIO COMMUNICATE ... INDEX SEARCH Text only BBC Homepage BBC Radio Radio 4 Programme Finder: A-Z Listen Again What's On Presenter Biogs ... Factual Services: Tickets Tour Radio 4 Have Your Say Weather ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! THINKING ALLOWED MISSED A PROGRAMME? Go to the Listen Again page PROGRAMME INFO Wednesday 4.00-4.30pm. Laurie Taylor leads a weekly discussion on topical issues within our academic institutions and research bodies. email: thinkingallowed@bbc.co.uk LISTEN AGAIN Listen to the latest Thinking Allowed PRESENTER LAURIE TAYLOR - Laurie's biography - Laurie's interview - what do you know about Laurie   "I'm the poor woman's Joan Bakewell!" Laurie Taylor PROGRAMME DETAILS Wednesday 20 March Discussion: social anthropology Guests Adam Kuper Professor of Social Anthropology, Brunel University Christopher (Kit) Davies Doctor of Social Anthropology, University College London Mukulika Banerjee Doctor in Social Anthropology, University College London The recent death of Professor Sir Raymond Firth aged 100, the last of the great founders of modern social anthropology has brought the science into sharp focus. Today there are no more tribes hidden away in deepest darkest Peru: the social anthropologist is often studying much closer to home, such as in the stock markets, biotechnology or tracking the process of democracy. Additional information Professor Adam Kuper Culture: The Anthropologists' Account Harvard University Press, 1999

49. Introduction To Social Anthropology Introduction to social anthropology. Introduction to social anthropology, Fall 2002How do cultures shape the ways in which their members experience the world? http://icg.harvard.edu/8296

Anthropology 110 Introduction to Social Anthropology Professor Theodore C. Bestor Location: Meeting time: MWF 1:00-2:00 Exam group: 6 Catalog number: 8296 Calendar and Announcements Sunday, March 23, 2003 There are no announcements for today. Introduction to Social Anthropology, Fall 2002 How do cultures shape the ways in which their members experience the world? In a world of differences, how do anthropologists understand other cultures (and their own)? What are the intellectual and ethical challenges in sorting out the differences from the commonalties in making sense of the complexities of human experiences in diverse times and places? This introductory exploration of anthropological perspectives on culture, society, language, and history tackles these major themes: What is culture? What is anthropology? Ethnography as method Culture,symbol, and ritual Language, classification, and cognition Exchange, kinship, and social organization Ethnicity, race, and nationalism Contemporary culture(s) of globalization Lectures, readings, and documentary films introduce ethnographic examples from around the world (especially Asia, North America, Latin America, Oceania, and Europe), as well as a variety of theoretical and methodological perspectives, to broadly introduce contemporary social and cultural anthropology and its relationship to other social and behavioral sciences.

50. Index.html British professional organization encompassing social anthropology, biological anthropology, and the study of material culture. http://rai.anthropology.org.uk/

Home Search Contact History ... Web Awards For information please contact Webmaster The Royal Anthropological Institute please note our proper web address (other addresses will eventually be phased out) www.therai.org.uk Urgent RAI announcements The Council Committees ... Members of Staff The Royal Anthropological Institute seeks to combine a distinguished tradition of scholarship stretching back over more than 150 years with the active provision of services to contemporary anthropology and anthropologists (including students of anthropology). It has a particular commitment to promoting the public understanding of anthropology, and the contribution of anthropology to public affairs. It publishes journals, has a privileged link with the Anthropology Library (British Museum), has a film and video library and an extensive photographic collection, gives awards for outstanding scholarship, organises lectures and meetings, and manages a number of trust funds for research. The journals circulate throughout the world, and about 70% of subscriptions revenue comes from outside the UK. The Institute's regular special lectures comprise the Huxley Memorial Lecture and Presidential Address (both delivered annually) and the Henry Myers and Curl Lectures (given in alternate years). Other special events are organised from time to time, and are widely advertised.

51. History And Theory Of Social Anthropology: Proseminar Anthropology 205a. History and Theory of social anthropology Proseminar. J. Matory.A critical review of the major theoretical approaches in social anthropology. http://icg.harvard.edu/1752

Fall 2002 Anthropology 205a History and Theory of Social Anthropology: Proseminar J. Matory A critical review of the major theoretical approaches in social anthropology. URL: http://www.courses.fas.harvard.edu/~anth205a/ Last modified: 07/17/2002 Instructor's Toolkit PIN Unix

52. Social Anthropology At St Andrews St. Andrews, Fife, Scotland, United Kingdom.Category Science Social Sciences Academic Departments S...... http://www.st-and.ac.uk/~www_spa/anthropology/anthropologyhomepage.html

53. Anthropology Program. Social Science Faculty. U.Chile Offers a licentiate degree in Anthropology with specialization in either social anthropology or in Archaeology. Located in Santiago, Chile. http://rehue.csociales.uchile.cl/ssf05.htm

Social Sciences Faculty UChile UChile Universidad de Chile Anthropology Program with specialization in Social Anthropology or Archaeology Description The aim of the Anthropology Program is to train students to be able to study present and past human societies in a global and systematic way. It promotes a broad and integrated vision of cultural, social and biological phenomena of both simple and highly developed societies. While Social Anthropology is aimed at studying present societies, Archaeology is mainly aimed at studying extinct societies. Length of the Program Ten semesters Plan of Studies It starts with a basic core of courses which take four semesters followed by a specialization cycle in Social Anthropology or Archaeology. The specialization cycle is completed with a final degree exam. After this requisite has been fulfilled, the student has to work in a professional internship which consists of a full-time research oriented to writing a dissertation to be approved by a committee, followed by a formal public examination. Licentiate degree Licentiate in Anthropology with specialization in Social Anthropology or in Archaeology Professional degree Anthropologist or Archaeologist First Year Basic Core Courses The number of hours per week correspond to lecture hours under the supervision of a full-time Professor. It does not include personal work or preparation outside the classroom and /or supervised field work.

54. Social Anthropology one of my templepictures Welcome to John Olav Oldertrøens pagesof social anthropology. Please choose from the links in the top http://home.online.no/~joldertr/antro.htm

who I am and what I am studying As you already guessed, I am a graduating student in social anthropology at the University of Oslo , at the departement of social anthropology. I am heading for the Norwegian degree "Cand.Polit", which is a degree between MAphil/Ph.D. My fieldwork was done in England, and my base was in south-west London, Tooting. After half a year with preparations, and one survey, I started the fieldwork in September 1997, and ended in April 1998. My study concerns Spiritualism in contemporary England (particularly Physical Mediumship). If you are interested, choose from the menu and see more about my study, or spiritualism in general. Please report any dead links, and do not hesitate, mail me! Have a pleasant anthropological and spiritual journey! joldertr@online.no

55. COS Expertise Profile Professor of social anthropology at the University of Manitoba whose research interests includes gender and kinship in China. http://myprofile.cos.com/judde14

University of Manitoba E. R. Judd University of Manitoba Faculty of Arts Anthropology Professor University of Manitoba Faculty of Arts Anthropology Head Mailing Address University of Manitoba Winnipeg, Manitoba R3T 2N2 Canada Contact Information Phone: (204) 474-8999 Fax: (204) 474-7600 ejudd@CC.UManitoba.CA Qualifications Ph.D., University of British Columbia, Anthropology, 1981 Beijing University, Philosophy, 1977 Diploma, Fudan University, Modern Chinese literature, 1976 Diploma, Beijing Language Institute, Modern Chinese language, 1975 M.A., University of British Columbia, Anthropology, 1973 B.A., Queen's University, Sociology, 1972 Expertise and Research Interests Ellen R. Judd has specialized in the study of contemporary Chinese society and culture. Her earlier work was primarily in symbolic anthropology and cultural production, especially in relation to drama, and she recently returned to this area with researchon popular ritual opera, especially mulianxi. Since 1985, she has been conducting research in the north China countryside, examining changes in rural social organization in the wake of the rural economic reform. Much of this work has involved examination of the reformulation of gender in the countryside, and this led to concentrated work on the contemporary women's movement. Since the 1980s, she has also been engaged in development work in China in connection with the Canadian International Development Agency, and with a focus on gender analysis and gender and development work.

56. Psychology And Social Anthropology- 2002/3 Psychology (Joint) and social anthropology (Joint) 2002/3. Mod Core.AS3420A, The social anthropology of Health Healing, 20, Optional. http://www.brunel.ac.uk/admin/registry/module/curr/route/PSY-SCLANTH.shtml

Psychology and Social Anthropology- 2002/3 Mod Code Psychology Credits Type Individual and Social Processes Core Research Methods in the Human Sciences I Core Statistics for Human Scientists I Core Main Currents in the Human Sciences Core Statistics for Human Scientists II Core Qualitative Research Methods Core Biological Bases of Behaviour Core Experimental Methods in the Human Sciences Core Understanding Pyschological Disorder Core Quantititive Research Methods Core Psychoanalysis and Psychology Core Transgressive and Eccentric Behaviour Core Cognitive Psychology Core Social Psychology Core Developmental Psychology Core Dissertation (Psychology) Autumn Core Brain and Behaviour Core Knowledge, Culture and Modernity Core Social Theory and Institutions Core Optional Anthropology and Public Health Optional Anthropology through Film Optional Understanding Audiences Optional Media Freedom and Regulation Optional Microeconomic Principles 1 Optional Introduction to Financial Markets and Institutions Optional Introduction to Financial Accounting Optional eCommerce Studio 1 (Practical) Optional Contract I Optional Public Law 1 Optional Introduction to Management Optional Organisational Behaviour Optional Management Accounting 1 Optional Introduction to Marketing Optional Central Themes in Political Thought Optional Introduction to World Politics Optional Mental Disorders/Therapeutic Orders Optional Optional Children and Social Competence Optional Europe Since 1945 Optional Applied Developmental Psychology Optional Psychological Frameworks for Counselling Optional Intergroup Relations

57. Social Anthropology At Brunel Department of Human Sciences. social anthropology Degrees. In the 2001 ResearchAssessment Exercise social anthropology research was given a rating of 4. http://www.brunel.ac.uk/depts/hs/SOCIANT.HTM

Department of Human Sciences Social Anthropology Degrees Undergraduate Degrees Postgraduate Degrees Members of Staff and Research Interests In 1998, the Times Good University Guide ranked Brunel second in the country for anthropology. Teaching was rated "excellent" in the 1995 Teaching Quality Assessment. In the 2001 Research Assessment Exercise social anthropology research was given a rating of 4. We offer a single honours BSc in Social Anthropology as well as joint degrees with the other groups that make up the Department of Human Sciences: Sociology, Communications and Psychology. We participate in the SOCRATES international student exchange programme, which provides opportunities for undergraduates to spend a semester at another European university. The work placement system , which is a key feature of the undergraduate programme, provides the opportunity for students to gain experience in ethnographic research. Work-placements may be arranged overseas, and roughly half our students spend their second workplacements abroad, engaged in research. Students are regularly offered research placements in South Africa, Botswana, India and Nepal. At the post-graduate level we offer two specialised MSc courses, in Medical Anthropology and in the Social Anthropology of Children and Child Development. Both these courses are backed up by important research centres: The Brunel University/Royal Anthropological Institute Centre for Child-Focused Anthropological Research, funded by the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund (

58. KLUWER Academic Publishers | Social Anthropology Building of British social anthropology WHR Rivers and His Cambridge Disciples inthe Development of Kinship Studies, 18981931 I. Langham October 1981, ISBN 90 http://www.wkap.nl/home/topics/9/3/6/

Title Authors Affiliation ISBN ISSN advanced search search tips Home Browse by Subject ... Anthropology Social Anthropology Sort listing by: A-Z Z-A Publication Date Anthropology and Aging Comprehensive Reviews Robert L. Rubinstein October 1990, ISBN 0-7923-0743-7, Hardbound Price: 146.50 EUR / 186.00 USD / 112.00 GBP Add to cart Building of British Social Anthropology W.H.R. Rivers and His Cambridge Disciples in the Development of Kinship Studies, 1898-1931 I. Langham October 1981, ISBN 90-277-1264-6, Hardbound Price: 225.00 EUR / 285.00 USD / 172.00 GBP Add to cart Creative Virtualities in Human Self-Interpretation-in-Culture Phenemonology of Life and the Human Creative Condition Book IV Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka January 1998, ISBN 0-7923-4545-2, Hardbound Price: 192.50 EUR / 229.00 USD / 116.75 GBP Add to cart Credit Control Letters in 15 Languages Instant Translation Service for the Credit Control Manager G. Bricault, R.A. Canwell August 1984, ISBN 0-86010-477-X, Paperback Out of Print Cross-National Longitudinal Research on Human Development and Criminal Behavior November 1993, ISBN 0-7923-2620-2, Hardbound Price: 279.50 EUR / 354.00 USD / 213.50 GBP

59. KLUWER Academic Publishers | Social Anthropology Law Anthropology International Yearbook for Legal Anthropology Volume 11 RenéKuppe, Richard Potz April 2001, ISBN 90411-1602-8, Hardbound No longer our http://www.wkap.nl/home/topics/9/3/6/?sort=P

60. Staff-Graduate Seminars Postgraduate Programme in social anthropology. social anthropology PhD, MPhiland MA by Research. social anthropology - MA and Postgraduate Diploma. http://www.ukc.ac.uk/anthropology/courses/pgsocanth.html

UKC Home Page Anthropology Home Page CSAC DICE Anthropology at Kent Postgraduate Programme in Social Anthropology Social Anthropology - PhD, MPhil and MA by Research These are three year, two year and one year programmes of research respectively. Students doing these programmes work under the guidance of a supervisor and are expected to have done a taught masters training course before embarking on their research. Social Anthropology - MA and Postgraduate Diploma This programme is designed as an advanced course in Social Anthropology and is intended for students who have already studied Anthropology as a degree course or a major part of a degree course at undergraduate level. It is recognised by the Economic and Social Research Council as of Research Training status and the Department has Mode A recognition. This means that on successful completion of the course students are considered by the ESRC as sufficiently prepared to embark on research in Social Anthropology. Many of our students do in fact go on to do MPhil and PhD research. Others use their MA qualifications in courses ranging from research work in government departments, to teaching and nursing and work overseas. Social Anthropology and Computing - MA and Postgraduate Diploma The aim of this programme is to prepare you to apply appropriate computer-based methods to anthropological research at a relatively advanced and creative level. You will develop a research perspective in social anthropology - the design, planning, implementation and analysis of anthropological research - and apply specialised computing methods to anthropological research and analysis.

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