Courses

Overview of Viking Age (ca. 800 to 1100 C.E.) in Northern Europe; topics include Norse seafaring, world-view, society, archaeology, religion and cosmology as know from the archaeological and literary record.

Weekly one hour private lesson. Additionally, attendance is mandatory at the weekly seminar. Music Lesson Fee: $160.00

Weekly one hour private lesson. Additionally, attendance is mandatory at the weekly seminar. Music Lesson Fee: $160.00

Weekly one hour private lesson. Additionally, attendance is mandatory at the weekly seminar. Music Lesson Fee: $160.00

Weekly one hour private lesson. Additionally, attendance is mandatory at the weekly seminar. Music Lesson Fee: $160.00

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Applied lessons for music majors at the sophomore level.

Violence takes many forms, from the everyday violence of inequality, poverty, and discrimination to more spectacular forms such as war, terrorism, and mass shootings. This course examines how anthropologists use ethnographic methods to explore the many causes and forms of violence, as well as the ways that individuals and communities try to rebuild their shattered worlds in the aftermath of violent conflict.

Students analyze the deeper social context in which violence against women and sexual assault, sexual harassment, and media depictions of violence against women affects women, men, and children. In addition, the ways that the criminal criminal justice system and social service agencies may better address the

This introductory course examines how societies mobilize religious institutions and traditions in order to define what counts as "violence." To form and to test hypotheses about religion and violence cross- culturally, the course involves learning various social theories.