GEC 1402-4

Brief

Adopting a cultural relativist perspective, this course examines diverse cultural phenomena of different societies. By examining social institutions and social forces, including gender, family, religion, economy, politics and migration, students are guided to understand the cultural construction processes and the underlying power relationships of different cultural phenomena. Introducing the basics of anthropological and sociological concepts, the course will lead students to examine the relationship between individual and society, and whether individuals are agents to make changes or conform to the society. By comparing and analyzing diverse social situations and cultural phenomena, students will learn to reflect on their experiences and critically examine their values. Upon finishing the course, students will be able to: 1. understand the construction of cultural phenomena from a socio-cultural perspective; 2. re-think the place of the individual within structures

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