ANTH 3888 (080) Anthropology of Food (Spring 2021)

ANTH 3888

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Welcome to Anthropology of Food

s2021 Greetings
s2021 Using the Canvas Syllabus and Calendar
s2021 Welcome

Tim Roufs inspecting durian in Singapore market, 2017

Tim RoufsLinks to an external site. Inspecting DuriansLinks to an external site. in Singapore Market, 2017

 Meet Your Professor 
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Virtual Classroom Links to an external site.

Read the "First Day Handout"

Spring 2021 Calendar

Main Due Dates

Office Hours and Other Contact Information

The Course in a Nutshell

Textbooks and Other Course Materials

Reading Assignments Summary for the Semester

Term Project

Midterm Exam

Final Exam

Grading Information

Academic Policies

Extra Credit Opportunities

Accessibility

Cuisines of the Countries, Cultures, Regions, Areas,
and Territories Available on the course WebSite

slides (.pdf)

Media Bias Chart

iOS, Android . . . Phone Apps

Other General Course Information

History of Cultural Anthropology: The Development of Ethnological Theory

 

Getting Started in This Course

Access the course Calendar
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or the course Syllabus 
(left, in the "Course Navigation" column--the second column)

 Careers in Anthropology Links to an external site.
-- American Anthropological Association Links to an external site.

Top people in the world are into Food . . . 

Why Food?
“Food is required by every human on earth, yet the types of food we eat and how we produce and consume it vary tremendously. It is therefore a nearly perfect subject for anthropology, since it can be examined in terms of human biology, culture, and social status across time from our evolutionary ancestors to the present day. . . .” -- Ryan Adams

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