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79-389: Topics in Anthropology

Units
Department History
Prerequisites None
Related URLs http://www.history.cmu.edu

This course will examine the cultures and societies of the Caribbean focusing on their colonial past, their current positioning in the world, their social structure, cultural patterns and current transnationalism. Using social history, film and music we will explore the topics of race, class, family, gender, religion, national identity and underdevelopment. Comparative research projects will provide concrete instances of the differences and similarities between the Anglo-Caribbean, Franco-Caribbean, and Hispanic Caribbean.

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Sections

No sections available for Spring 2009

Section Time Day Instructor(s) Location
A 12:00 pm – 01:20 pm TR Alfonso-Wells HBH 1002

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