Evans-Pritchard and Tsing on Nilotic political institutions and livelihoods
This is a four page anthropology paper that involves "flipping the perspective." Anthropologists have different ways of approaching their research, that is, different methods for doing research and writing, as well as different research goals. Depending on an author's particular research interests, "culture" and "transformation" can come to mean several different things. Here, I ask you to reflect on this by "flipping the perspective" of the 2 main ethnographers, Evans-Pritchard, E. E. and Tsing, Anna. For example, how would Evans-Pritchard approach
Gender Equality, Courts, and the Law: Reflections on Williams
¶ … Equality Crisis by Wendy Williams. Specifically, it will contain some reflection on the piece, and how it relates to women's studies and the law. Women still have a long way to go to reach true equality with men,…
World cultures of the Middle East
This is an 8-page paper that is a proposal for an undergraduate course on the middle east. the paper is in a format that is a hybrid of an outline, essay, and syllabus. There is extensive annotation and explanation of the individual parts. The issues covered are broad and include history, regional differences, Islam, Sunni-Shia, Gender, food, music, film, literature, the arts, economics, and sexuality.