ANTHR 386
Topics in Biological Anthropology or Archaeology
Winter 2023
Topics
- To build understanding of processes and outcomes of human evolution by appraising the adaptationist paradigm in daily life
- To critically evaluate popular presentations of human nature, especially regarding topics concerning human health and lifestyle
- To develop and practice scholarly communication via seminar discussion and group work
Fall 2016
Topics
- Course Introduction
- What is a bioanthropological perspective?
- What is a biocultural perspective?
- Re-thinking Evolution, Part I
- Re-thinking Evolution, Part II
- Group 1 -- Mate Choice
- Group 2 -- Race & Sport
- Understanding adaptation
- Group 3 -- Gluten Free Diets
- Film: What are humans adapted for?
- Group 4 -- Forensics in Popular Media
- The human body of the future
- Group 5 -- Designer Babies
- The Olympics: Sex, Gender & Sport
- Group 6 -- Inebriation in Evol Perpsective
- Gr 2 Prep
- Group 1 -- Bone health in trans persons
- Ancient childhoods
- Group 2 -- Postpartum Depression
- Caring for human babies
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026–2027
- ANTHR 386 TOPICS IN BIOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY OR ARCHAEOLOGY · Reading-list link; contents not retrieved ↗
- ANTHR 386 SEM-B02: Topics in Biological Anthropology or Archaeology · Reading-list link; contents not retrieved ↗2027
- ANTHR 386 TOPICS IN BIOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY OR ARCHAEOLOGY · Reading-list link; contents not retrieved ↗
- 2016-Winter-ANTHR-386-SEMINAR-B1 ↗2016
- 2016-Fall-ANTHR-386-SEMINAR-A1 ↗2016
- 2023-Winter-ANTHR-386-SEMINAR-B1 ↗2023
- Additional readings are supplied through the course LMS. Partial automated extraction.
- Additional readings are supplied through the course LMS. Partial automated extraction.