Intro to Cultural Anthropology
University of South Alabama
Introduces culture as a set of integrated behaviors and meanings learned in a social environment. Explores the diversity of human cultural practices in terms of kinship, gender, religion, subsistence, and politics. Language is emphasized as the means by which culture is transmitted from one generation to the next.
Credits
3 credits
Course Code
AN 100
Prerequisites, corequisites, and courses that build on this one
Required For
Courses that require this course as a prerequisite
- AN 4923 credits
Senior Seminar
- AN 4903 credits
Special Topics
- AN 4543 credits
Anthropological Theory - W
- AN 4353 credits
Museum Methods in Archaeology
- AN 3941 credits
Directed Studies
- AN 3901 credits
Special Topics
- AN 3573 credits
Political Anthropology
- AN 3553 credits
Gender and Anthropology
- AN 3473 credits
Latin Amer Cultures-Societies
- AN 3423 credits
Applied Anthropology
- AN 3403 credits
Native American Cultures-W
- AN 3153 credits
Maya, Aztec, & Inca
- AN 3143 credits
North American Archaeology
- AN 3053 credits
Arch Method and Theory
- AN 3001 credits
Thinking Anthropologically
- AN 2901 credits
Special Topics
- AN 2003 credits
Language and Culture