The Topanga Anthropologist

Wallace Zane
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This podcast is a college course in cultural anthropology

Episodes

  1. Apr 29

    Language Structure

    Here we will look at the structure of language.

    Language Structure

  2. Apr 20

    Fieldwork

    Here we look at the main research method of cultural anthropology, which is fieldwork.

    Fieldwork

  3. Apr 10

    Science

    Here we talk about science in relation to anthropology

  4. Apr 1

    Materialists and Interpretivists

    Here, we examine the two main approaches to anthropology, which are the scientific and the humanistic

    Materialists and Interpretivists

  5. Mar 25

    Theories of culture

    Here, we look at theories of culture

    Theories of culture

  6. Mar 18

    Ethnocentrism and Cultural Relativism

    Here we will continue to look at key concepts in culture. The main ideas in this episode are ethnocentrism, cultural relativism, and world-view.

    Ethnocentrism and Cultural Relativism

  7. Mar 11

    Culture

    Here we look at culture and norms

    Culture

  8. Mar 4

    Anthropology

    Anthropology is defined and its main branches discussed

    Anthropology

  9. Feb 23

    The Topanga Anthropologist

    Here I explain the teaching philosophy of the course and go over the parameters of the course

    The Topanga Anthropologist

  10. Feb 18

    Caribbean Sojourn

    In this episode I want to give a sense of the excitement of anthropological fieldwork through an account of my own fieldwork in St. Vincent in the West Indies.

    Caribbean Sojourn

  11. Season 1 Trailer

    Introducing The Topanga Anthropologist

    This podcast is a college course in cultural anthropology. The first season is Introduction to Cultural Anthropology

    Introducing The Topanga Anthropologist
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