Power and society in Anthropology (SZF_264)
About Study Course
Objective
The aim of the course is to raise awareness among students of a number of relevant and current anthropological themes regarding the development of different types of power relations, with particular attention to how different categories of power form through the creation, circulation and exchange of values and how it is interwoven with expressions of political power, the state countries, conflicts and their resolution. The course forms a stimulating framework, encouraging critical and conceptual thinking among students and anchors their knowledge and analythical skills within the knowledge of relevant theoretical debates.
Prerequisites
No specific prior knowledge is required. Excellent reading and writing skills are required, the ability to analytically think and analyse situations and texts, the ability to communicate individually and within a group.
Learning outcomes
1.Knowledge of atthropological discussions in conjunction with: circulation and power of values
1.Critical analysis of ethnographic cases: Students can interpret and compare ethnographic accounts on power, governance and social inequality, applying appropriate anthropological theories and methods.
1.Integrative thinking: Students can connect theoretical knowledge about power, value and governance with real-world sociopolitical issues, demonstrating the ability to apply anthropology to contemporary problems.
Study course planning
| Study programme | Study semester | Program level | Study course category | Lecturers | Schedule |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Social Anthropology | 2 | Master's | Required |
