ANTH 672 - Culture Contact and Colonialism in the Americas

3 Credit(s) | Lecture | Graded
Not repeatable for credit

Description:
This course explores the multifaceted nature of colonial encounters between Europeans and indigenous people. Using the Americas as the geographical focus, the course devotes special attention to the analytical and theoretical discourse-shaping anthropological approaches to colonialism through the topics of material culture, gender, ideology, ethnicity, race, identity, labor, class, and resistance. Readings and discussions will draw on data and perspectives from ethnohistory, historical archaeology, and cultural anthropology to tackle the simultaneously global and local nature of colonialism.

Enrollment Requirements:
Pre-req = Graduate degree student or permission of instructor

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