- ANTH 1155 Exploring Cultural Diversity

Course Credits: 3

Semester(s) Offered

Special Topics noted below

• Fall 2025
• Spring 2025
• Spring 2023
  • Water and Society
  • Digital Tech & Global Connect
• Spring 2022
  • Introduction to the Anthropology of Japan
• Fall 2018
  • Asia-Related: Anthropology of Southeast Asia
• Summer 2018
  • Asia-Related: Mesopotamia-2nd Millenium BC
• Fall 2017
  • Not Asia-Related: The Inca; Culture and Environment
• Fall 2016
  • Asia-Related: Anthropology of Southeast Asia
  • Not Asia-Related: The Inca; Culture and Environment
• Summer 2016
  • Asia-Related: Mesopotamia-2nd Millenium BC
• Spring 2016
  • Not Asia-Related: Native North American; Indigenous Societies of the SW
• Fall 2015
  • Asia-Related: Anthropology of Japan
  • Not Asia-Related: Peoples of Papua New Guinea; The Inca

Catalog Description

Examines the geography, kinship, politics and religious values of a particular non-Western people in historical and contemporary context through an anthropological perspective. Check with department for semester offerings. Approved for arts and sciences core curriculum: human diversity.

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