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About this Course
This course of study is built around Anthropology: The Exploration of Human Diversity,
11/e, authored by Conrad Phillip Kottakn and published by McGraw-Hill Higher Education.
Having this textbook at hand can be very helpful, but it is not required for a rewarding learning
experience.
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Lessons
(Select One)
Part One: The Dimensions of Anthropology
1 -- What is Anthropology?
2 -- Applying Anthropology
Part Two: Physical Anthropology and Archaeology
3 -- Ethics and Methods in Physical Anthropology and Archaeology
4 -- Evolution and Genetics
5 -- Human Variation and Adaptation
6 -- The Primates
7 -- Primate Evolution
8 -- Early Hominids
9 -- The Genus Homo
10 -- The First Farmers
11 -- The First Cities and States
Part Three: Cultural Diversity
12 -- Ethics and Methods in Cultural Anthropology
13 -- Culture
14 -- Ethnicity and Race
15 -- Language and Communication
16 -- Making a Living
17 -- Political Systems
18 -- Families, Kinship, and Descent
19 -- Marriage
20 -- Gender
21 -- Religion
22 -- The Arts
Part Four: The Changing World
23 -- The Modern World System
24 -- Colonialism and Development
25 -- Cultural Exchange and Survival
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