May 15, 2024  
Butler University Bulletin 2023-2024 
  
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SW 215-AN - Being Human – Anthropological Approaches to Life and Meaning

Min Units: 3
Max Units: 3
Cultural anthropology is a discipline focused on how humans create meaning, forge alliances, and assert differences. This course allows students to explore conceptual, theoretical, methodological, and ethical issues central to the anthropological study of what it means to be human and make meaning in the world. (U) Annually, term varies


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