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47 results for "Graduate Reading "

47 results for "Graduate Reading "

ANTHRO 3000 - Supervised Reading Course

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Department Faculty By Arrangement Special reading in selected topics under the direction of members of the Department. Individual work. Must be arranged with a professor listed under Anthropology 3000. Requires written work; it involves meetings as...

ANTHRO 3000 - Supervised Reading Course

Courses
Department Faculty By Arrangement Special reading in selected topics under the direction of members of the Department. Individual work. Must be arranged with a professor listed under Anthropology 3000. Requires written work; it involves meetings as...

ANTHRO 2738 - Remaking Life and Death

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Prof. Anya Bernstein T 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM This course is a critical reading advanced graduate seminar focusing on how defining the boundaries between life and death became a matter of profound political, cultural, and scientific debate. Guided by the...

Seeing like anthropologist through a camera’s lens

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It seems natural that Ryan Christopher Jones, a freelance photojournalist who brings an anthropologist’s eye to his work, will begin a doctoral degree in the field at Harvard’s Graduate School of Arts and Sciences this fall. But it took two decades, a...

ANTHRO 2900 - Genealogies of Social Anthropology at Harvard

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Prof. Byron Good Thurs. 12:00 - 2:45 PM Tozzer 102 This course is designed for students beginning graduate study in social and cultural anthropology and is required for all first-year Social Anthropology graduate students. It is intended to provide...

ANTHRO 3400 - Full-time Status Reading and Research

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N/A By Arrangement Students enrolled in PhD in Anthropology should utilize this course to indicate time spent researching and reading outside of coursework. Oftentimes used towards maintaining full-time status, when not enrolled in coursework or writing...

ANTHRO 3400 - Full-time Status Reading and Research

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N/A By Arrangement Students enrolled in PhD in Anthropology should utilize this course to indicate time spent researching and reading outside of coursework. Oftentimes used towards maintaining full-time status, when not enrolled in coursework or writing...

ANTHRO 3626 - Research Design/Proposal Writing

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Prof. Malavika Reddy W 3:00 PM - 5:45 PM This course is part seminar, part practicum. Its purpose is to help students conceptualize and design a research project, to craft effective research and grant proposals, and to prepare for ethnographic and...