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Anthro 1913 - Ethnographies of Cities and the Urban

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Dr. Elisa Tamburo M 3-5:45pm The course aims at introducing students to the ethnographic study of cities and the urban environment. The course is divided into two parts: the first will introduce theoretical approaches, derived from sociology and...

Anthro 2910 - Theories of the Social

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Prof. Gabriella Coleman T 9-11:45am This required seminar offers an overview of theoretical trends in social anthropology and situates these trends within longer genealogies of social thought. Required of candidates for the PhD in Social Anthropology. Not...

Anthro 2679 - Kings and Criminals: Figurations of Sovereignty

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Prof. Malavika Reddy Th 12-2:45pm This course considers how anthropology has understood sovereignty, as theoretical object and political process. What is at stake in asking about how authority is founded and sustained? How have anthropologists posed these...

Anthro 1844 - Anthropology of Chinese Culture and Society

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Dr. Elisa Tamburo M 3-5:45pm This course will enable students to acquire a knowledge and understanding of the recent history and contemporary society, culture, and politics of China through ethnographic writings. We will read contemporary ethnographies on...

Anthro 1602 - Introduction to Sociocultural Anthropology

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Prof. Nicholas Harkness M W 10:30-11:45am This course introduces undergraduate students to the discipline of Sociocultural Anthropology. Lectures will develop and explain sociocultural anthropology’s central questions and discoveries, concepts and...

Anthro 1224 - Hacker Culture and Politics

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Prof. Gabriella Coleman W 3-5:45pm This course examines computer hackers to interrogate not only the ethics, diversity, and technical practices of hacking but to examine more broadly how hackers and hacking have triggered and transformed changes in law...

Sneha Yelamanchili

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Hi everyone! My name is Sneha, and I am a junior in Leverett House studying Anthropology (Social Anthropology & Archaeology) and Chemical & Physical Biology. I spent most of my childhood in southwestern Indiana but have lived in several places throughout...