Survey of human cultures around the world using case studies
of customs and cultural organization. Case studies will exemplify
contrasting types of cultures and societies. University Core
Curriculum Course (Humanities).
Anthropology
229-500
Introduction To Folklore
Section 500
Study of folklore through selected examples of traditional
cultures, their beliefs, customs and art forms such as: tales,
folksongs, proverbs, riddles and material culture.
Anthropology
340-500
Folklore and The Supernatural
Section 500
Anthropology
340-500
Anthropology
485-510 (Directed Studies)
Directed Studies
Section 510
For individual research in anthropology on subjects not included
in established courses
Anthropology
489-501 (Special Topics)
Folklore Of The Supernatural
Section 501
Selected topics in an identified area of anthropology.
Anthropology
489-502 (Special Topics)
Folk Drama, Dance
Section 502
Selected topics in an identified area of anthropology.
Anthropology
489-503 (Special Topics)
Martial Arts Cultures and Traditions
Section 502
Selected topics in an identified area of anthropology.
Anthropology
622-600
Folklore Forms and Methods
Section 600
Introduction to major genres of folklore, various theories
and approaches employed by researchers, and specialized resource
materials in the humanities and social sciences.
Anthropology
623-600
Folk Narrative
Section 600
Theories and techniques used in the study of major folk narrative
genres; folktale and legend; brief survey of other narrative
forms, including tall tale, epic, myth, joke, personal and
family narratives.
