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ANTH 399 – Special Topics (1-16)

This course is repeatable for a maximum of 16 credits. This course may be subject to Enforced Prerequisites that restrict registration into the course. Check the offerings below for more information.

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TermCRNSecCrP/NInstructorTypeStatusCapAvailWL CapWL Avail
W27389204003Cunningham, S.Online Open404000
Section Title: Special topic: anthropology of childhood
Registration Restrictions
Campus Restrictions: -C (Corv)
Class Notes: Campus restrictions end Monday of Week 10

What does it mean to be a child, teenager, or young adult? How does the experience vary around the world? This course investigates how ideas about childhood and youth vary across cultures and historical periods. Through ethnographic case studies, students will investigate how globalization, technology, migration, and social change influence young people's lives, while learning how youth actively shape the communities and cultures around them.

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Syllabus: Available in Canvas to students enrolled in this course.
Find textbooks for ANTH 399 at the OSU Beaver Store (current term only). For questions related to course materials, contact the OSU Beaver Store.

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