SOC 3150 - SOCIAL THEORY

credits: 3.0
ANT 3150-SOC 3150 Introduction to the theoretical perspectives of anthropology and sociology from early philosophical bases to current sociocultural theorists. Comparison of the sociological and anthropological approaches, including the differing perspectives of each discipline and the development of contemporary and postmodern theory. Objectives: To provide students with an introduction to the history and development of social theory as it developed in the related disciplines of anthropology and sociology. Method of Instruction: Lecture and discussion; occasional videos and films and student presentations. Method of Evaluation: Three essay exams, research papers on readings as directed and course participation. Meets *WEP Distribution Requirement.

Prerequisite(s): JUNIOR OR SENIOR STATUS and/either ANT 1040 - CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY (or) SOC 1010 - INTRODUCTORY SOCIOLOGY