Holiday
HSS人社C205 T3T4Tn
Ethnography is the central activity of the majority of anthropologists. It is the source of empirical data, the written form anthropological analysis assumes, the principal means by which anthropologists advance arguments, the text through which anthropologists learn and teach, and the source for most comparative and theoretical essays anthropologists write. This course aims to guide students to analyze and evaluate ethnographic arguments. We will examine the relationships between the claims anthropologists make and the data they use to support them in different ethnographies. The readings include classical and contemporary ethnographies in different regions and theoretical orientations.
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Average Percentage 74.56
Std. Deviation 18.89
HSS人類學程,本課為16週課程
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