2005年度上智大学シラバス
◆ETHNOGRAPHY OF JAPAN AND OTHER SOCIETIES　－　（前）
SLATER DAVID
○講義概要
This course is designed as an anthropological introduction to Japan as approached through the comparative study with other societies. We will study film/video and a variety of textual sources in order to capture a richer picture of cultural pattern. Students will acquaint themselves with a number of cultures from several parts of the world, ranging in in form from those of small-scale tribal societies to those of state societies.
This year we will focus on the themes of culture contact and the dynamics of fieldwork
○評価方法
リアクションペーパー(25%)、中間試験(25%)
Final Exam: 25%
Final Papaer/Project: 25%

All students are expected to attend all classes in order to pass the course.
○テキスト
Hamabata『Crested Kimono』 Cornell (1991)
Bernstein『Haruko's World』 Stanford (1985)
Bestor『Doing Fieldwork in Japan』 Hawaii (2004)
○必要な外国語
English
○他学部・他学科生の受講
可
○授業計画
1Explanation of the course (scope and focus; expectations and requirements; assignments and grading)
2The Discipline of Anthropology
3History of Culture Contact and the History of Anthropology
4Fieldwork Over Time
5Culture
6Studying Japan, Anthropologically
7Fieldwork in Japan
8"Native" Anthologists in the Metropole
9"Native" Anthropologists in the "Native" Lands
10In-Between Perspectives
11In-Betweeners’ Fieldwork in Japan
12In-Betweeners’ Fieldwork in Japan
　　
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By：上智大学学事部学務課