Session

Fall 2026

 Term

Y

Format

LECT

Calendar Description / Prerequisite / Co-Requisite

This course considers religion and science from a cross-cultural anthropological perspective to explore and understand how different social groups in different cultural and historical contexts come to know and understand the world around them. This course will examine a wide range of classical and contemporary anthropological, cross-cultural approaches to some large questions that human societies might ask themselves, and to the nature of their lives, worlds, and experiences. PRIOR TO FALL 2017: Course Credit Exclusion: AP/ANTH 2200 3.00; AP/ANTH 2200 6.00

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