THE &#039;PRIMITIVE&#039;|ANTHROPOLOGY AND HISTORY|FIELDWORK|ETHNOGRAPHY|GENDER|NATURE AND CULTURE

Module Content

Social Anthropology is the comparative study of human society and culture. It focuses on investigating the everyday complexities of social life...

Introduction to Social Anthropology 1 A (ANTH0004)

The module aims to develop a range of productive and comprehension language skills in spoken and written Ukranian at intermediate level; these skills will...

The module aims to develop a range of productive and comprehension language skills in spoken and written Ukranian at intermediate level; these skills will relate both to the students' studies and to practical situations in the Ukraine. Students on a two-year MRes programme, and appropriately qualified MA students on other programmes are entitled to enrol on this module. The module will include development of oral skills, the reading of relatively complex authentic texts, some grammar exercises and some writing in Ukranian.

The module aims to develop a range of productive and comprehension language skills in spoken and written Hungarian at intermediate level; these skills will...

The module aims to develop a range of productive and comprehension language skills in spoken and written Hungarian at intermediate level; these skills will relate both to the students' studies and to practical situations in Hungary. Students on a two-year MRes programme, and appropriately qualified MA students on other programmes are entitled to enrol on this module. The module will include development of oral skills, the reading of relatively complex authentic texts, some grammar exercises and some writing in Hungarian.

The module aims to develop a range of productive and comprehension language skills in spoken and written Bulgarian at intermediate level; these skills will...

The module aims to develop a range of productive and comprehension language skills in spoken and written Bulgarian at intermediate level; these skills will relate both to the students' studies and to practical situations in Bulgaria. Students on a two-year MRes programme, and appropriately qualified MA students on other programmes may take this module. The module will include development of oral skills, the reading of relatively complex authentic texts, some grammar exercises and some writing in Bulgarian.