A GENERAL
INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY
What
is Social Anthropology? [Film* - For broadband
users
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Some
Technical Terms used by Anthropologists
Introduction
to Kinship and Marriage [See Films* - For
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Politics
and Economic Life [Films* - For broadband
users
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Strategies
of Survival [Films* - For broadband users
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Introduction
to Religion and Ritual given by Dr Stephen Hugh-Jones
[Films* - For broadband users
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Symbols, Language and Communication given by Dr Mark Turin
[Films* - For broadband users
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Further
materials for Cambridge undergraduates
MORE ADVANCED
LECTURES FOR UNDERGRADUATES
Law,
Justice and Violence [See 'Films']
Lectures
on Special Topics in Legal Anthropology [Films* - For
broadband users
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Classical
Social Theorists [Films* - For broadband users
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Changing
Paradigms in the Social Sciences
METHODOLOGY
OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES FOR POSTGRADUATE RESEARCH
'53
minute video on doing fieldwork' [Film* - For
broadband users
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'Reflections
on fieldwork among the Gurungs of Nepal' [Film* - For
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'Reflections
on using film in fieldwork' [Film* - For broadband
users
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Lecture
on the use of personal records for history and anthropology [Film*
- For broadband users
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Talk
on the methods of charting social relationships [Film* - For
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'Ethics
for anthropologists' [Film* - For broadband
users
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Seminar
on Methods in Video Making [Film* - For broadband
users
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Short
film on Sir James Frazer's indexing methods [Film* - For
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LINKS TO
OTHER FILMED LECTURES
An
informal introduction to Cambridge University and King's College
Personal reflections on questions put by Kenong Guan and filmed by Xiaoxiao
Yan on the 8th August 2006 [Film* - For broadband
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A
visit to Earls Colne in Essex, in August 2006 Discussions of the
origins of English individualism and the reconstruction of the history
of an English village. Also wider reflections on China, Japan, feudalism,
capitalism, peasantry, property and other matters. Questions
put by Kenong Guan and filmed by Xiaoxiao Yan [Film* - For
broadband users download
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THE CHINESE
UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG - A
Public Lecture: "Why is there Inequality?" - 10 November
2005
[Film* = On
Cambridge University DSpace]
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