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      • ANTH: 152 Public Culture.
      • ANTH:162 Introduction to Anthropology.
      • ANTH:200 Topics in Anthropology.
      • ANTH:220 Magic, Witchcraft and Religion.
      • ANTH:222 Life During Wartime.
      • ANTH:227 Native America North of Mexico.
      • ANTH:235 Qualitative Research Methods.
      • ANTH: 237 Museums and Anthropology.
      • ANTH:310 National, Transnational and Diasporic Communities.
      • ANTH:311 Regulating Bodies: Food, Sex, Drugs and the Economy.
      • ANTH:312 History and Culture of Jewish Cuisines.
      • ANTH:322 Visual Anthropology: Imagining the Other.
      • ANTH:341 Family and Kinship.
      • ANTH:360 Religious Fundamentalisms in the Modern World.
      • ANTH:400 History of Anthropological Theory.
      • ANTH:413 Race, Ethnicity and Minorities.
      • ANTH:500 Seminar.
      • ANTH:501 Independent Research.
      • ANTH:510 Internship in Anthropology.
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