Last Date Changed
April 12, 2004
Please Note:
In the Brazil and Mande sections
we
will be using in-class unannounced quizzes based on the readings for
that day.
Please come prepared to discuss the material
and, quite possibly,
respond to a short quiz.
more
for Wednesday March 31 read
Kirsten Weinoldt "1968
for ever."
POWER AND AUTHORITY IN
NONWESTERN SOCIETIES
WHAT'S NEW on the WEB SITE
Revised Concept Slide for Power
Slides on Brazil (click on slideshow)
Grading Scale added to Evaluation Criteria (February 14)
PowerPoint Notes on Latin American Identity (February 14)
Anthropological Concepts (February 20)
Links for Christian Lund assignments 1-5 are active.
Please read them for the Hausa Unit
NOTE: WRITTEN ASSIGNMENT DUE MARCH 3. See
the syllabus.
Power point
for Hausa Lecture 2/25 (click here)
Power point for lectures of Hausa Succession of Headmen Kaka-Naruwa Case , Kaka-Alu Case
Written Assignments
Due March 3: Analysis of Land Use Cases (LUND5)
Latin America
Geography Exercise
Due March 12
Second Brazil
Exercise (pick one)
due April 2
Assignment 3
due April 14
comments
on paper 3
BRAZIL UNIT
discography
Anastacia
and Popular Religion
The
Family and the State
Identity
Tropicalia
Brasilia
The Context
of Cannibalism
The 20th Century
Be sure to do the following readings for class:
March 31: Kirsten Weinold, "1968 "
April 2: Antonio Sepulveda on Brazilian Carnaval
MANDE UNIT