Anthropology
GSANCA300 Cultures, Rituals, and Communities
3 semester credits. This course examines the forces that shape human cultures, communities, and social life across the world. Drawing on the methods and perspectives of cultural anthropology - including cross-cultural comparison, ethnographic observation, and fieldwork - students will explore the diversity and variation that characterize human experience across different societies and contexts. Topics include the relationship between people and their environment, systems of social organization, law, politics, economics, and religion, as well as the rituals, symbolic practices, and community structures through which cultures express identity, transmit values, and navigate change. Students will develop an understanding of human beings as social and cultural actors, gaining the analytical tools to engage critically and empathetically with cultural difference in an interconnected world.
GSANFF200 The Florence Food and Culture Experience
Cross-listed from Food and Culture
GSANFJ300 Ethics and Justice in Food Systems
Cross-listed from Food and Culture
GSANTT200 Wines of Italy: Culture, Tasting, and Tradition
Cross-listed from Wine and Culture
GSANGE300 Gentrification: Urban and Social Inequality
Cross-listed from Urban Studies
GSANAC240 Art and Community: Secret Florence Walks
Cross-listed from Art History
GSANAC242 Art and Community: Secret Florence Walks
Cross-listed from Art History
GSANWA300 Wanderlust: The Physical and Emotional Art of Walking
Cross-listed from Philosophy
GSANCF150 Cultural Introduction to Florence
Cross-listed from Sociology
GSANCI200 Cultural Introduction to Italy
Cross-listed from Sociology
GSANCI202 Cultural Introduction to Italy
Cross-listed from Sociology
GSANCI207 Cultural Introduction to Italy
Cross-listed from Sociology
GSANDF150 Discovering Florence: Secret Language Walks
Cross-listed from Sociology