Mediterranean Peoples and Societies
About this class
“The Mediterranean speaks with many voices” wrote the French historian, Fernand Braudel. The aim of this anthropology class is to explore the geographical area of the Mediterranean as a place of incredible cultural diversity, interaction and exchange. Through ethnographic writing and film, students are introduced to a range of contemporary issues currently affecting the lives of peoples whose homes border the Mediterranean Sea. Topics include: urbanization and environmental transformation; migration, ethnicity and xenophobia; gender roles and ideologies; identity, memory and social change; cosmopolitanism and social mobility; tourism, consumption and more.
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