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- Welcome to the Anthrocyclopaedia
- units ### #### Current * [[1001:2020:start]] (Semester 1, 2020) * [[1002:start]] (Semester 2, 2019) * [[3601:2020:start]] (Semester 1, 2020) #### Past * [[2654:start]] (Semester 2, 2016) * [[2667:start]] (Semester 1, 2017) * [[4102:sta
- The charisma of the coronavirus
- ne, see [[1001:2020:5.1.1]]. ===== Not a normal semester ===== Usually at this point in the semester, I ask students to think back to how they defined anthropology... thing you should do now. Yet, we have not had the semester any of us would have planned. So I think we have to think about how this semester went if we want to understand what we have learne
- About this seminar @3601:2020
- l be assigned to one of four small groups for the semester. Each week, one group of students will take a tur... and the seminar is productive. Midway through the semester, we will have an [[3601:2020:debate_notes|in-clas... ch we will be discussing in the first half of the semester. Two groups will be assigned to advocate for one ... your choice as a debate among scholars. This will be due at the end of the semester. {{page>3601guide}}
- The charisma of the coronavirus @1001:2020
- charisma of the coronavirus]]. ===== Not a normal semester ===== At the end of a normal semester, I usually ask students to * think back on what they thought the ... s now. That’s still a good idea in this abnormal semester. Learning is a process of change. Learning is not... s the changes you see in your own thinking. This semester there were a lot of changes, most of which were u
- Comprehensive (open-book, take-home) essay response assignment @1001:2020
- estions that each ask you to reflect on the whole semester and integrate and synthesize the facts, examples,... dy and review each week's material throughout the semester, and participate in class every week. More detail... es for this assignment will be given later in the semester. Please note now that the only form of special co
- Welcome to anthropology @1001:2020
- e where they stand on it. ===== The plan for the semester ===== The semester is divided into modules, each one focusing on a different question, and culminating in ... eek 1)”** What are we not studying in class this semester? If you are listening to the lecture at home now
- Learning structure and attendance @1002:2018
- ed on a weekly cycle we will follow for the whole semester. The steps in the weekly cycle are: * Read the... something for this class every week for the whole semester. You can read more about what we do in lecture an... attend tutorials. There are 11 tutorials in this semester. It is reasonable that you may miss one or two wi
- Past anthropology classes
- # Past anthropology classes * [[2654:start]] (Semester 2, 2016) * [[2667:start]] (Semester 1, 2017) * [[4102:start]] (Semester 1, 2019)
- The truth about lecture recordings @1001:2020
- that's a sign you have taken on too much for one semester. Something's gotta give, and in these cases, it i... you in class and know how you are doing over the semester. Finally, if everyone skips lecture and listens... ming to lecture. As attendance drops off over the semester---and it will---we will count on you to keep comi
- First Year Forum: Doing Field Work in Papua New Guinea @talks
- 2:start|ANTH 1002: Anthropology and the Global]] (Semester 2, 2015) *If we live in a globalized world, then ... * * [[:2654:start|ANTH 2654: Forms of Families]] (Semester 2, 2015) *Everyone has a family. Is it true? If e... :start|ANTH 2667: The Anthropology of Religion]] (Semester 1, 2015) *Why do people believe in God? Why have
- ANTH 4102: The anthropology of mind and experience @4102
- e anthropology of mind and experience, offered in Semester 1, 2019 by Ryan Schram. Anthros, watch out for ... me very soon. To kick start our discussions this semester, I'd like you all to read this blog post by Marsh... digital repositories, so you can get going on the semester's readings right away. Any material which is not
- Current anthropology classes
- ent anthropology classes * [[1001:2020:start]] (Semester 1, 2020) * [[1002:start]] (Semester 2, 2019) * [[3601:2020:start]] (Semester 1, 2020)
- Assessments @2667
- Wednesday's lecture). Third, at the end of the semester, you will submit a 10-page research essay on your... based on all the work you've done over the whole semester. It will be graded as a finished product. The fin
- How this class works @2667
- ed on a weekly cycle we will follow for the whole semester. The steps in the weekly cycle are: * **Read... s class every week** and **do something toward your own research goal every week** for the whole semester.
- ANTH 6916: Culture and Development--Key Concepts @6916:2018
- [[http://sydney.edu.au|University of Sydney]]. In Semester 2, 2018, it will be taught by Ryan Schram. In ord... f date and will be progressively updated over the semester on an as-needed basis. For the current informatio
