ANTHR-303 Agency and Voice
What are the possibilities of action? Of recognition? This course explores the ways that anthropologists have drawn from the humanities and the social sciences to attempt to answer these questions. Particularly important is work by Peirce and Bakhtin. Neither of these scholars engaged in anthropological methods and, yet, anthropologists have found in their ideas much guidance for thinking about the circulation of culture and the possibilities and predicaments of participation. This course will engage with ethnographic applications.
Standard Course (40)
Credits
1
Cross Listed Courses
LING-303
Prerequisite
ANTHR 113 or consent of instructor.
Offered
Spring