1. Welcome to ANT 152!  What role do the kids and teacher play in the school they are in?  What are the similarities or differences between the classroom picture you have chosen versus the experience you have had with education?  What are the similarities or differences in schools in the particular culture represented in your photo that you have chosen versus the schools you attended thus far? Photo Analysis Questions

2. A Little Info about your Prof.  Born in Syracuse to immigrant parents from Northern Greece in a province called Macedonia  Attended Seminary, SUNY Cortland, Maxwell at Syracuse University and LeMoyne College  Holds a B.A. and M.A. in Cultural Anthropology, M.S. in Social Studies Secondary Education, and C.A.S. in Educational Leadership  Taught in SCSD for 10 years and head of Social Studies for 6 years  Loves Dachshunds (I have two of them)  Professional Tarot Card Reader

3. Syllabus & Course Overview

4. Why even study Anthropology? Learning Objectives  Describe the four fields of the discipline of anthropology and how they form its holistic approach.  Describe globalism and its five key dynamics.  Identify three ways globalization has transformed anthropology.  Compare the ways in which nineteenth-century globalism initiated anthropology with the ways in which contemporary globalism has changed anthropology.

5. An Introduction to Anthropology The Coca-Cola Bottling Plant in Plachimada, India

6. An Introduction to Anthropology The Coca-Cola Bottling Plant in Plachimada, India Looking beyond Coca- Cola

7. An Introduction to Anthropology The Coca-Cola Bottling Plant in Plachimada, India Looking beyond Coca- Cola An Anthropological Perspective

8. Learning Outcomes for Chapter 1 What is Anthropology? Through what lenses do anthropologists gain a comprehensive view of human cultures? What is globalization, and why is it important for anthropology? How is globalization transforming anthropology?

9. What Is Anthropology? Definitions “Anthropology is the study of the full scope of human diversity and the application of that knowledge to help people of different backgrounds better understand one another.” - Ken Guest

10. What Is Anthropology? Definitions Brief Background

11. What Is Anthropology? Definitions Brief Background Anthropology’s Unique Approach

12. Through What Lenses Do Anthropologists Gain a Comprehensive View of Human Cultures? The Four Fields of Anthropology

13. Physical Anthropology Through What Lenses Do Anthropologists Gain a Comprehensive View of Human Cultures?

14. The Four Fields of Anthropology Physical Anthropology Archaeology Through What Lenses Do Anthropologists Gain a Comprehensive View of Human Cultures?

15. The Four Fields of Anthropology Physical Anthropology Archaeology Linguistic Anthropology Through What Lenses Do Anthropologists Gain a Comprehensive View of Human Cultures?

16. The Four Fields of Anthropology Physical Anthropology Archaeology Linguistic Anthropology Cultural Anthropology Through What Lenses Do Anthropologists Gain a Comprehensive View of Human Cultures?

17. What Is Globalization, and Why Is It Important for Anthropology?

18. Globalization and Anthropology

19. What Is Globalization, and Why Is It Important for Anthropology? Globalization and Anthropology Key Dynamics: Time-Space Compression

20. What is globalization, and why is it important for anthropology? Globalization and Anthropology Key Dynamics: Time-Space Compression Flexible Accumulation

21. What is globalization, and why is it important for anthropology? Globalization and Anthropology Key Dynamics: Time-Space Compression Flexible Accumulation Increasing Migration

22. What Is Globalization, and Why Is It Important for Anthropology? Globalization and Anthropology Key Dynamics: Time-Space Compression Flexible Accumulation Increasing Migration Uneven Development

23. What Is Globalization, and Why Is It Important for Anthropology? Globalization and Anthropology Key Dynamics: Time-Space Compression Flexible Accumulation Increasing Migration Uneven Development Rapid Change

24. What Is Globalization, and Why Is It Important for Anthropology? Globalization and Anthropology Key Dynamics: Time-Space Compression Flexible Accumulation Increasing Migration Uneven Development Rapid Change Adapting to the Natural World

25. What Is Globalization, and Why Is It Important for Anthropology? Globalization and Anthropology Key Dynamics: Time-Space Compression Flexible Accumulation Increasing Migration Uneven Development Rapid Change Adapting to the Natural World Shaping the Natural World

26. Globalization and Anthropology Key Dynamics: Time-Space Compression Flexible Accumulation Increasing Migration Uneven Development Rapid Change Adapting to the Natural World Shaping the Natural World Humans and Climate Change What Is Globalization, and Why Is It Important for Anthropology?

27. How Is Globalization Transforming Anthropology?

28. Changing Communities How Is Globalization Transforming Anthropology?

29. Changing Communities Changing Research Strategies How Is Globalization Transforming Anthropology?

30. Thinking Like an Anthropologist The Anthropology of you!