61. Social Anthropology - Undergraduate Courses At Canterbury 2003 - University Of K University of Kent Home Page, Undergraduate courses at Canterbury 2003. SocialAnthropology. social anthropology studies human societies and culture. http://www.ukc.ac.uk/studying/undergrad/subjects/socanth.html

text only Search: All courses All of UKC Undergraduate courses at Canterbury 2003 Social Anthropology You are here: UKC home studying undergrad subjects This full-time programme is taught within the Department of Anthropology . You can also study this programme on a part-time basis. Degree programmes Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 ... Entry requirements Social Anthropology studies human societies and culture. Although a lot of its theory is similar to other social sciences it is different in the methods it uses to research and the objects of that research. Social Anthropology is stereotyped as being obsessed with primitive people, but although it does study small-scale societies in the Third World one of the hallmarks of the subject at Kent is that it covers both industrial and non-industrial societies. Our programme in Social Anthropology was judged excellent in teaching quality by the Higher Education Funding Council and our research was rated at 5 (out of 5*) in the 2001 national Research Assessment Exercise. Back to top Degree programmes Single Honours Social Anthropology (L600) European programmes Social Anthropology can be combined with the study of French (L675), Italian (L673), Spanish (L674), German (L676) or taken with a year in Finland (L677).

62. Social Anthropology Home http://www.wjh.harvard.edu/anthro/NewSite/Degree_Programs/undergrad_info/sochome

63. Social Anthropology: References And Research References and Research. http://www.wjh.harvard.edu/soc-sci/anth/anth-ref.html

References and Research WWW Virtual Library Anthropology Anthropology Resources from the Social Sciences Server Anthropology gopher resource archive Centre for Social Anthropology and Computing ... Anthropology Mailing Lists Journals Anthropoetics: the Electronic Journal of Generative Anthropology Society for American Archaeology Bulletin Feel free to send suggestions or URLs to web@wjh.harvard.edu . This is not intended to be a comprehensive list you may want to check out Stanford University's Cognitive and Psychological Sciences Index. [Research Engine] [WJH Home Page]

64. JRULM Subject Information: Social Anthropology John Rylands University Library of Manchester Subject Information social anthropology. Theweb site of the University's Department of social anthropology. http://rylibweb.man.ac.uk/anthropology/

Subject Information SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY Library home page About the Library Contact us Special Collections ... E-Resources The Library's Subject Specialist How to get training in using the Library and the Internet Details of other libraries The web site of the University's Department of Social Anthropology How to search the literature Reading lists Where to find Social Anthropology material within the Library New books in the part of the Library which covers Social Anthropology Reference Works Additional Web resources in Social Anthropology The Library's electronic journal subscriptions in Social Anthropology Examination papers (University members only) The John Rylands University Library of Manchester. Maintained by the JRULM Web Team Last updated: 12 March 2003

65. Anthropology UCL - Social Anthropology Index In the context of increasing globalisation, social anthropology’s disciplinarycommitment to comparative social analysis makes it particularly wellplaced to http://www.ucl.ac.uk/Anthropology/socialanth/socialanth_home.htm

At its most basic, socio-cultural anthropology is the study of the cultural symbols and social processes humans use to relate to their world, and give it meaning,  and how these change through time.  No longer exclusively focused on  the non-western world, today anthropologists are as apt to study the rituals of Parliament as they are the rites of passage practised by pastoral nomads.  The study of  social and cultural change might equally include research about the Internet and soap operas,  ethnic cleansing in Bosnia, or child warriors in Africa. In the context of increasing globalisation, social anthropology’s disciplinary commitment to comparative social analysis makes it particularly well-placed to understand the interaction between local cultural systems and the wider world.  As a result, anthropologists are regularly called upon to  work with local communities, private firms, the media, governmental and non-governmental organisations, and international agencies as social advisors and project consultants. Training is provided at all levels, as part of the

66. Anthropology UCL - Social Anthropology - Staff Publications Index Publications. social anthropology. Phil Burnham. Murray Last. Roland Littlewood. CharlesStewart. Michael Stewart. Sandra Wallman. Link to social anthropology index. http://www.ucl.ac.uk/Anthropology/socialanth/research/socialanth_publications_st

Publications social anthropology Phil Burnham Murray Last Roland Littlewood Ruth Mandel ... Sandra Wallman

67. Social Anthropology social anthropology. previous experience. Teaching in social anthropologyemphasises the field's research traditions. By retaining http://www.valt.helsinki.fi/sosio/english/introduction/anthropology.htm

Main Introduction Staff Studies ... Research Social Anthropology Sociology Social Anthropology Demography Human culture and its global system is made up of differences The objective of anthropological research is to systematically examine and compare these differences. Because of this, the objective of the anthropologist is to familiarise himself with as many different cultures as possible. Anthropological research is often based on extensive fieldwork that is conducted in a different cultural environment. In this manner the researcher can then build up an expertise in the environment that he is working in. Research, however, should not only be limited to one geographical area or community, but should be comprised of broad ethnographic comparisons. The underlying objective of teaching social anthropology is to develop in students, an ability to examine and understand social life on a micro and global level. This is achieved by utilising a perspective that is both comparative and grounded in social science and one that can ensure that the researcher extends beyond previous experience. Teaching in social anthropology emphasises the field's research traditions. By retaining these traditions, contemporary anthropology can address the central questions concerning culture and society posed by researchers today. Teaching in social anthropology also aims to provide students with a command of the methodology of sociological research. These methods are beneficial to the researcher, and in many fields of working life.

68. M.Phil In Social Anthropology MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY IN social anthropology. The programme of Master of Philosophyin social anthropology is offered by the Department of social anthropology. http://www.uib.no/fa/stud/kfus/Master/socialant.html

UiB Den sentrale studieadministrasjon KFUS Master degrees MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY IN SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY The programme of Master of Philosophy in Social Anthropology is offered by the Department of Social Anthropology. Objectives: The main objective of the programme is to train participants in anthropological approaches particularly relevant for the study of socio-cultural conditions for a sustainable society. The Study programme The programme is of two years' duration, and is oriented towards exploration of the interactions between processes in nature and processes in society, with a view to practical applications in project formulation an implementation as well as in regional planning. The course will provide training in investigations at the interface between anthropology and other disciplines like Ecology, Demography, Medicine, Economy, and Public Administration Admission requirements: The candidates must have a good first university degree in social anthropology/sociology. Admission is open to applicants from any developing country, but preference is given to applicants from countries where the host department has special research involvement. All lectures are given in English, and the candidates must document English language proficiency. Applicants should bear in mind that the programme is primarily designed for anthropologists employed in university departments or in development related agencies.

69. Social Anthropology, The University Of Texas At Austin http://www.utexas.edu/cola/depts/anthropology/social/

Social Anthropology The University of Texas at Austin Culture and power, cultural poetics, political economy, hegemony and resistance, discourse theory, ethnicity, class, and feminist theory are all taught within the social program of UT Austin. In addition, certain geographic areas are strongly represented in the research and teaching program. Faculty members represent a wide area of specialization, which includes Latin America, the Caribbean Islands, North America, Europe, the Middle East and North Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa, South and Southeast Asia, and Oceania. There is particular interest in the native populations of North, Central, and South America, as well as special programs in the African Diaspora and in the Mexican American borderlands. There is ample opportunity for fieldwork and inter-departmental coursework is encouraged SPECIAL RESOURCES AND FACILITIES: Anthropology students at The University of Texas have at their disposal a superb research library with vast holdings and an ongoing acquisition program. In addition, the department and The University offer unique resources and facilities for research and financial support which include: the Texas Archeological Research Laboratory ; Radiocarbon Laboratory; Physical Anthropology Laboratory; Liberal Arts Media Center; Ethnomusicology Transcription Lab and Archives; Texas Memorial Museum; Centers for African/African-American Asian Latin American Mexican American ... Russian, East European, and Eurasian

70. BA (Economic And Social Studies) Social Anthropology social anthropology within the BA (Economic and Social Studies). UCAS, BA(Economic Social Studies), Length. L602, social anthropology, 3yr. http://les1.man.ac.uk/ug/socanth.html

71. CRB social anthropology. Director Dr. Ali A. Bolookbashi. The main aimof this group is to increase scientific cognition, knowledge and http://www.iranculturestudies.com/english/02_social.html

Select a Language Farsi / Persian Urbanism Child and Adolescent Studies Cultural Studies Culture and ... Political and International Relations Studies Social Anthropology Statistics and Demography Urban Studies Youth Studies SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY Director: Dr. Ali A. Bolookbashi The main aim of this group is to increase scientific cognition, knowledge and general information of Iranians and the peoples of the world about social and cultural activities of ethnic groups, rural and tribal communities, and urban societies in Iran. The themes of research are mainly based on socio-cultural institutions, religious belief systems, ritual practices, traditional dramatic arts, traditional technologies and crafts, and verbal literature in the past and the present. Here you will find a selection of research topics addressed by this department: Socio-Cultural and Economic Traits of Tribal Units among Iranian Ethnic Communities Iranian tribes are characteristically small-scale groupings distributed throughout the country with a centralized chieftanship. They are bonded by a common language and territory.

72. Socialantropologi Staff list, course information, and research projects. http://www.socant.su.se/

73. LS&A Bulletin 02-03, Sociology social anthropology. social anthropology is a multidisciplinary program involvingjoint participation of the Anthropology and Sociology departments. http://www.lsa.umich.edu/saa/publications/bulletin/sociology/socanth.html

Social Anthropology previous requirements May be elected as an interdepartmental concentration program Social anthropology is a multidisciplinary program involving joint participation of the Anthropology and Sociology departments. A mutual interest in problems of social organization and culture provides the basic focus. The social anthropology concentration is designed to acquaint students with sociological and anthropological perspectives, theories, and methods. Prerequisites to Concentration. ANTHRCUL 101 or 222 and SOC 100, 102, or 300. Concentration Program. At least 36 credits, comprised of elections in each of the participating departments: Anthropology. Six courses in ethnology, including at least one ethnology-regional course, one ethnology-topical course, and one ethnology-theory/method course from among those listed for Anthropology. Sociology. SOC 210 (Elementary Statistics), 310 (Research Methods), 305/405 (Social Theory) and three other courses chosen in consultation with and approved by the concentration advisor. Honors Concentration.

74. Department Of Social Anthropology Department of social anthropology. http://www.uio.no/english/ects/sv/anthropology/

UiO - web pages UiO - persons WWW - HotBot WWW - AltaVista WWW - Google About The University Student Life Research ACADEMICS Prospectus and Course Catalogue - with ECTS Information [Previous] [Prospectus and Course Catalogue - with ECTS Information] [The Faculty of Social Sciences] [Next] Department of Social Anthropology Contents First degree courses: Social Anthropology - Grunnfag Social Anthropology - Mellomfagstillegg Advanced courses: ... Social Anthropology - Hovedfag Department of Social Anthropology Moltke Moesvei 31, Eilert Sundts hus, 6th floor P.O.B. 1091 Blindern N-0317 OSLO, Norway http://www.sai.uio.no/english/ Phone: +47 22856526 Fax +47 22854502 E-mail: admin@sai.uio.no Departmental ECTS coordinator Kristin Fossum Stene Phone: +47 22855627 E-mail: admin@sai.uio.no Department Statistics Number of academic staff: 15 Number of administrative staff: 7 Number of students: First degree courses: 500 Advanced courses: 300 Number of research fellows: 8 Norwegian social anthropology has its roots in the British school, but is also influenced by American and French anthropological traditions. The American orientation towards archaeology, physical anthropology and comparative linguistics is, however, lacking. In the branch of social anthropology taught and practised at the University of Oslo, comparative studies of society and culture as total and interlocking, if not rigid or static systems, are carried out through intensive field work and other (mainly qualitative) methods. [Next] Get in touch Editorial Responsibility

75. Welcome To Sociology And Anthropology @ HULL Sociology and social anthropology http://www.hull.ac.uk/ssa/

Department research profile, current PhD students and research seminars Members of staff, their research interest, recent publications and contact details Information about undergraduate, taught postgraduate and research degree programmes as well as admission procedures. An introduction to sociology and anthropology at hull and departmental news About these photos

76. Social Anthropology - Mellomfagstillegg social anthropology Mellomfagstillegg. ECTS Credits 30. Language Norwegian.Period Prerequisites social anthropology - grunnfag. Examination http://www.uio.no/english/ects/sv/anthropology/first/mellomfagstillegg.html

UiO - web pages UiO - persons WWW - HotBot WWW - AltaVista WWW - Google About The University Student Life Research ACADEMICS Prospectus and Course Catalogue - with ECTS Information [Previous] [Prospectus and Course Catalogue - with ECTS Information] [The Faculty of Social Sciences] [Department of Social Anthropology] ... [Next] Social Anthropology - Mellomfagstillegg ECTS Credits: Language: Norwegian Period: Spring and autumn semesters Duration: 1 semester Lectures: First half of the semester, Fellesdelen: 6 hours per week. Second half of the semester, Fordypningsdelen, 8 hours per week (in seminars). Studygroups: First half of the semester, Fellesdelen, 2 hours per week. Prerequisites: Social Anthropology - grunnfag Examination: One written exam is held in the middle of the semester. Two essays, one for each of the two chosen courses, is to be handed in by the end of the semester. Contents: The mellomfagstillegg is divided in two parts. The first half of the semester, fellesdelen, is compulsory for all students, and has a curriculum of approx. 1100 pages. A general course is given on the following topics: The formation of anthropological ideas: Rationality, relativism, comparison and method

77. Anthropology: Cultural And Social Anthropology Full text search Excerpts Subject catalogs Subject index Series index.Books in Anthropology Cultural and social anthropology. from http://www.press.uchicago.edu/Complete/Subjects/2.html

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78. California Newsreel | Anthropology Video List Cultural and social anthropology Big Mama the struggles of an elderly grandmotherto raise her orphaned grandson Black Is Black Ain't What is black? http://www.newsreel.org/topics/aaanthro.htm

Browse AFRICAN AMERICAN PERSPECTIVES videos by: THEME African American History Cultural Identity Black Literature and Theater ... DISCIPLINE AND COURSE Anthropology Cultural and Social Anthropology Cultural Theory Ethnography Ethnomusicology ... BROWSE BY TITLE (A-Z) See also: DIVERSITY TRAINING THE LIBRARY OF AFRICAN CINEMA MEDIA AND SOCIETY MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTIONS AFRICAN AMERICAN PERSPECTIVES The quintessential video collection on African American life, history, literature and culture. Please select from the Anthropology courses on the left or scroll down. Cultural and Social Anthropology Big Mama: the struggles of an elderly grandmother to raise her orphaned grandson Black Is...Black Ain't : What is black? Too black? Not black enough? Homecoming : A History of the Black Farmer Family Across the Sea : African Americans' links to Africa Frosh : Student life in the '90's The Language You Cry In : From 18th century Sierra Leone to the Gullah people of present-day Georgia. Legacy : Breaking the cycle of welfare dependency.

79. Social Anthropology At The Anthropology Department, University Of Otago New Zealand and the Pacific. social anthropology Papers. 100level. SocialAnthropology Research. For more information about research http://www.otago.ac.nz/Anthropology/socialanthropology.html

Home Intro Courses Facilities ... Humanities Social Anthropology Social Anthropology concentrates on the study of existing peoples, with a global interest in all kinds of society and all modes of living. The teaching of social anthropology at Otago University is orientated towards New Zealand and the Pacific. Social Anthropology Papers 100-level ANTH 103 Anthropology, Culture and Society ANTH 105 Contemporary Social Anthropology 200-level ANTH 205 The Anthropology of Social Change ANTH 206 Anthropology of Contemporary Issues 300-level ANTH 304 Linguistic Anthropology ANTH 305 Anthropological Theory ANTH 310 Special Topic in Social Anthropology ANTH 312 Human Knowledge ... ANTH 323 Anthropology of Health 400-level ANTH 406 Cultural Interpretation: Advanced Ethnographic Research ANTH 408 Historical Anthropology ANTH 411 Special Topic in Social Anthropology: Bodies, Technologies and Medicine ANTH 414 Ideological Forces in Society: Rationality, Religion and Tradition ... ANTH 480 Research Essay: Social Anthropology Social Anthropology Research For more information about research in the Department of Anthropology check out the research section of this website.

80. Gcse Social Anthropology Coursework And Gcse Social Anthropology Essays - Social Free Essay and Coursework Database. All Categories. EssayBank.Co.Uk GCSE social anthropology. Jump to Coursework. http://www.essaybank.co.uk/GCSE/Social_Anthropology/

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