ANT 104-03 - Anthropological Inquiries (Spring)

4 credits

Being Human. What does it mean to be human? How and why does the human experience vary across time and space? In this class, we address these and other questions through anthropology’s 4-field approach: archaeology, linguistic, cultural, and biological anthropology. First, we examine human evolution and human biological variation. Then, we address the ways in which human groups subsist and make sense of their worlds. Finally, we examine some of the global issues that human societies face today.

Prerequisite: None.
Instructor: Kulstad