MODULE 3:

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ANTHROPOLOGY

AND THE STUDY OF

CULTURE
At the end of this lesson, you will be able to;
•Identify the subjects of inquiry and goals of
anthropology.
•Explain anthropological perspectives on culture.
•Describe culture as a complex whole.
•Identify aspects of culture and society.
•Raise questions toward holistic appreciation of
cultures and societies.
•Recognize the value of anthropology for the 21st
century.
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 Beyond Walls 3.1 : Apply It in Real Life

Draw your designs

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on sheets of
bond paper and compile them in a

portfolio. You should

brief explanation of thealso write aof
features
each designs based on creativity,
feasibility or practicality, and
weather adaptability. This activity
can be done in groups.
 Extend Your Knowledge

There is a growing distribution of alternative facts and the

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rise of extremist beliefs that divide society. Thus,
anthropology plays a crucial role in lending the public its
“lens” of critical analysis. This link will lead you to an article
that discusses the role of anthropology in today’s world as a
source of social critique:

http://www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/full/10.1086/653127

After reading this, write a 500-word essay on how you

can use the “lens” of anthropology to address a social issue
that our country is facing today.
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YOU FOR
LISTENING!!