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COLLEGE OF LETTERS AND SCIENCE APPROVED RELATED FIELDS LIST (CULTURAL EMPHASIS) DEPARTMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY Note: 12 units from this list of pre-approved courses (8 units from the other major for double majors) may be applied to Area VI Electives with a petition. Other relevant courses not on this list may be applied by petition (see undergraduate advisor). Please be aware that some of these courses may be cross-listed, have prerequisites, or other restrictions. ART STUDIO 130 Visual Arts as Culture ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES 100AA Chinese Americans 100BB Japanese Americans 100CC Filipino Americans 100DD Korean Americans 100FF South Asian Americans 113 The Asian American Movement 116 Asian Americans in the Law 118 Asian Americans in Popular Culture 119 Asian Americans & Race Relations 131 Asian American Women's History 132 Asian/Asian American Women in the Global Economy 134 Asian American Men & Contemporary MenÕs Issues 136 Asian American Families 150 Pacific Islander Americans 161 Asian and Pacific Americans and Religion BLACK STUDIES 100 Africa & United States Foreign Policy 103 The Politics of Black Liberation--The Sixties 122 The Education of Black Children 137E Sociology of the Black Experience 142 Music in Afro-American Cultures: U.S.A. 160 Analyses of Racism & Social Policy in the United States 165 African Civilizations 169AR-BR-CR Afro-American History CHICANA AND CHICANO STUDIES 117 Aztec and Maya Mythologies 119 Mesoamerican Art and Artists 120 Indigenous Mestizos of Ancient Mesoamerica 137 Chicano/Mexican Oral Traditions 138 Barrio Popular Culture 139 Native American Heritage & Chicano Cultural Renaissance 140 The Mexican Cultural Heritage of the Chicano 144 The Chicano Community 149 Body, Culture and Power 150 Mesoamerican Technology and Ideology 154F The Chicano Family 167 Chicana Feminisms 168A History of the Chicano 168B History of the Chicano 168E History of the Chicano Movement 168F Racism in American History 171 The Brown/Black Metropolis: Race, Class and Resistance of the City 178A Global Migration/Traveling Cultures 186A Chicano and Mexican Music 189B Postborder Culture: The Migrant World CLASSICS 100A Greek and Roman Civilization 100B Greek and Roman Civilization 101 The Greek Intellectual Experience: From Poetry to Philosophy 102 Greek Tragedy in Translation 108 Pagan Religion and Cult in Ancient Rome 109 Viewing the Barbarian: Representations of Foreign Peoples in Greek Literature 150 The Fall of the Ancient Republic 160 Greek Cities & Sanctuaries 161S Archaeology of Athens 162S Archaeology of Crete 165 Greek Painting 170 Pompeii * 170A Greek Archaeology 170B Roman Archaeology * 171 Artifact and Text: The Archaeology and Literature of Early Greece *Please note Classics 170 or Classics 170B is accepted but NOT both. COMPARATIVE LITERATURE 107 Voyages to the Unknown 113 Trauma, Memory, Historiography 153 Border Narratives ECONOMICS 111 Economic History of Ancient Civilization 112A European Economic History to 1850 112B European Economic History since 1850 113A Economic History of the US to 1900 113B 20th Century U.S. Economic History 114 Economic Development 115 Environmental Economics 119 Modern United States Business History 122 Natural Resource Economics (same course as Environmental Studies 179) ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES 103 Human Population and the Environment 107R History and Ecological Restoration 111 The California Channel Islands 130A-B-C Third World Environments 134 Coastal Processes and Management 149 World Agriculture, Food and Population * 152 Applied Marine Ecology (ame course as EEMB 120) 158 Cultural and Biological Diversity of Food Plants* 166BT Biotechnology, Food, and Agriculture * 173 American Environmental History (same course as History 173T) 179 Natural Resource Economics (same course as Economics 122) 183 Films of the Natural and Human Environment (same course as Film Studies 183) 184 Gender and the Environment 185 Human Environmental Rights * 189 Religion and Ecology in the Americas (same course as Religious Studies 193) *Crosslisted with Anthropology courses EXERCISE AND SPORTS STUDIES 149 Applied Kinesiology (formerly PA A 149) FRENCH & ITALIAN 146X Voyages to the Unknown 192X Post-Colonial Francophone Narrative GEOGRAPHY 108 Urban Geography 114A Soil Science 114B Soil Genesis and Classification 115A Geographic Photo Interpretation 115B Geographic Remote Sensing Techniques 140 Environmental Impacts on Human History 148 California 149 The California Channel Islands 150 Geography of the United States 153A Behavioral Geography 153B Introduction to Spatial Decision Making and Behavior 155 Geography of Latin America 156 Great Cities of the World 159 Geography of Europe 190 Location Theory and Modeling GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES 104A Field Studies in Geological Methods 104B Field Methods 117 Earth Surface Processing and Land Forms 120 Field Paleobiology 122 Sedimentation and Stratigraphy: Processes and products 130 Global Warming—Science and Society 148 Vertebrate Paleontology 170 Environmental Geology GERMANIC, SLAVIC, AND SEMITIC STUDIES (note: these classes are taught in English) SLAV 152A Slavic and East European Folklore SLAV 152B Language and Cultural Identity SLAV 182 On the Margins GLOBAL STUDIES102 Global Religion 104 Global Diasporas and Cultural Change 122 The Contemporary World System* *For Anth/Global Studies double majors HISTORY 107P Proseminar on Darwinism and its Social Implications 115 The Fall of Rome & the Birth of Europe: 300 to 1050 117A Towns, Trade, & Urban Culture in the Middle Ages 117C Women, the Family, & Sexuality in the Middle Ages 132 War and Society Since 1789 135ABC History of Russia: 1800 to Present 137AB The Origins of Contemporary France 145AB The Islamic World I 146AB History of the Modern Middle East 151AC Latin American History 151P Proseminar in Latin American History 155AB History of Portugal 156ABC History of Mexico 156I Indians of Colonial Mexico 159BC Women in American History 160A The American South to 1865 160B The American South, 1865 to the Present 161AB Colonial and Revolutionary America 167C History of American Labor 167CA History of the American Workers Class, 1800-1900 167CB History of the American Workers Class, 1900-present 168AB History of the Chicanos 168E History of the Chicano Movement 168F Racism in American History 169AR-BR-CR Afro-American History 169P Proseminar in Afro-American History 170AB A History of Social Policy in the United States 173T American Environmental History (same course as Environmental Studies 173) 175AB American Cultural History 175P Proseminar in American Cultural History 180P Proseminar in East Asian History and Culture 182AB Korean history and Civilization I & II HISTORY OF ART AND ARCHITECTURE 103C Greek Architecture 105K Medieval Art: Italy, 13th & 14th Centuries 105L Art & Society in Late-Medieval Tuscany 111B-C Dutch Art of the 17th Century I & II 119A Art in the Modern World 123C Modern Art of Mexico 127A-B African Art I & II 130A Pre-Columbian Art of Mexico 130B Pre-Columbian Art of the Maya 130D Pre-Columbian Art of South America 130E Art and Empire in the Americas: Aztec, Inka, Spanish 132A Mediterranean Cities 132D Islamic Architecture 650-1400 132E Islamic Architecture 1400-Modern 132I Art of Empire 134A Buddhist Art 134B Early Chinese Art 134C Chinese Painting 134G Japanese Painting 134D Art & Modernism in China 134F The Art of Japan 134H Ukiyo-e: Pictures of the Floating World 136H Housing American Cultures 136I The City in History 136M Revival Styles in Southern Californian Architecture 136N Los Angeles: Architecture and Urban Design from 1781 to Present 138C Social Documentary Photography 141A Museum Practices & Techniques 141D Birth of the Modern Museum 145MC The University: Microcosm of Knowledge INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES 150 Voices of the Stranger LINGUISTICS 101 Basic Elements of Linguistic Analysis 108 Introduction to Morphology 115 Introduction to Historical-Comparative Linguistics 130 Language and Culture 132 Language, Gender, and Sexuality 133 Studies in Language, Gender, and Sexuality 134 North American Indian Languages 137 Introduction to First Language Acquisition 170 Language in Social Interaction 181 Languages of the World 180 Language in American Ethnic Minority Groups 185 Animal Communication 186 The Evolutionary Origin of Language MUSIC 114 Music and Popular Culture in 20th-Century America 168B Anthropology of Music 168H Music and Tourism 175A Music Cultures of the World: Latin America and the Caribbean 175B Music Cultures of the World: African America 175C Music Cultures of the World: Africa 175D Music Cultures of the World: Asian America 175E Music Cultures of the World: China 175F Music Cultures of the World: The Middle East 175G Music Cultures of the World: India 175H Music Cultures of the World: Korea 175I Music Cultures of the World: Japan 175J Music Cultures of the World: Pacific Islands 175K Music Cultures of the World: Other Regions 175L Music Cultures of the World: Polish Tatra Mountains 176 Studies in Ethnomusicology POLITICAL SCIENCE 105 Theories of Comparative Politics 109 Revolution and Mass Movement 110 Political Concepts 138 Political & Economic Development in Pacific Rim Countries 147 Third World Politics 148A Reform and Revolution in Latin America 148B Reform and Revolution in Latin America 150A Politics of the Middle East 150B Politics of the Middle East PSYCHOLOGY 105 Developmental Psychology 140 Social Influence* 142 Cognitive Development* 153L Laboratory in Developmental & Evolutionary Psychology* 154 Cultural Psychology* 155 Evolution and Cognition* 169L Laboratory in Neuroanatomy* *Note: relevant for Psych/Anthro double majors and previous Psych majors. RELIGIOUS STUDIES 102 Symbolizations of the Feminine in Cross-Cultural Perspective 103 The Ritual Dimensions of Religious Life 103B Marriage in the Ancient World 110D Ritual Art & Verbal Art of the Pacific Northwest 114B Religious Traditions of the Southwest 114C Myths, Symbols, and Transitions in Native American Religions 114D Religion and Healing in Native America 116C Archaeology and the Study of Religion 123 Asian American Religions 129 Religions of the Ancient Near East 131A Palestinian Judaism from Ezra to Akiba 131B Judaism in the Graeco-Roman World 131C Judaism in the Medieval World 131D Judaism in Modern Times 131E Contemporary Trends in Judiasm 134 Religion and Violence 140A Islamic Traditions 140D Islam and Culture 141A Sociology of Religion: The Classical Statements 144 Scripture in Cross-Cultural Perspective 145 Patterns in Comparative Religion 146 Comparative Mysticism 147 Religion & the American Experience 152 Religion and America Today 155 Religion and the Impact of the Vietnam War 156A Anthropology of Religion 160 Religious Traditions of India 161A Yoga Traditions of India 161B Buddhist Meditation Traditions 162A Indian Philosophy and Religion 164A Buddhist Traditions in South Asia 164B Buddhist Traditions in East Asia 165 The Vedic Traditions of India 166A Religion in Chinese Culture 166B Taoist Traditions of China 166C Confucian Traditions: The Classical Period 166E The Flowering of Chinese Buddhism 167AB Religion in Japanese Culture 167D Shinto 168D Sleeping, Dreaming and Dying in Tibetan Buddhism 170 Hindu Dharma: Law and Ethics in Indian Society 173 Religious Myth and Language 178 The Body Religious in Chinese Culture 182 Ethics of the Life Cycle 190 Topics in Religious Studies 193 Religion and Ecology in the Americas SOCIOLOGY 104A Fundamentals of Data Analysis in Sociology 104B Fundamentals of Data Analysis in Sociology 108 Methods of Sociological Research 108C Methods of Cultural Analysis 118C Sociology of Culture 118G American Cultural Representations and Myths 130 Development and its Alternatives 130A Development and Social Change in Africa 130LA Development & Social Change in Latin America 130ME Development & Social Change in the Middle East 130SA Development and Social Change in South and Central Asia 131 Political Sociology 134 Social Movements 137E Sociology of Black Experience 144 The Chicano Community 151 Gender in Film and Television 152A Sociology of Human Sexuality 152B Topics in Human Sexuality 154A Sociology of the Family 154F The Chicano Family 155W La Chicana: Mexican Women in the U.S. 185C Cultural Theory WOMEN'S STUDIES 130 Perspectives on WomenÕs Health 154A Sociology of the Family (same as Soc 154A) 159A-B-C Women in American History 182 Feminist Research and Practice* 186AA-ZZ Gender & Culture *Note: appropriate for WS and Anth double majors only. L&S last approved: 08/05
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