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| ANTH 101 | Introductory Social Anthropology Credit: 6 | Instructor: ‘Opeti Taliai |
| Social Anthropology, a foundation discipline in the social sciences, seeks to explain and understand cultural and social diversity. This course introduces students to the history of the discipline from the mid-19th century -- its branches, schools, and key contemporary topics in the discipline, including the practice of field research, politics and power, urbanisation and globalisation, kinship and family, belief systems and ritual.
Referents: 146.101: Introductory Social Anthropology, Massey University, Albany Campus Anthropology 100: Human Cultures -- Introduction to Social Anthropology, University of Auckland | ||