ANTH 78 Senior Seminar: Ethics in Biological Anthropology

This upper-level course dives into the ethical issues facing biological anthropology today. This course is reading and writing intensive, and centers around respectful conversations in the classroom. Five early-career scholars will also visit the class to engage in conversation around these issues. Overall, this course explores the historical roots of contemporary ethical challenges, their current impacts, and the field’s evolving visions of ethical futures.

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Department-Specific Course Categories

Anthropology