Last updated 9/2019
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Language: English | Size: 2.03 GB | Duration: 2h 40m
Anthropology 4U
What you'll learn
examples of the use of visual art in other cultures
how to distinguish between myths, legends, and tales
examples of the functions of music and dance in a society
different ways to describe theater around the world
Requirements
software to open PDFs, if you want to complete worksheets on your computer (instead of printing them out)
a printer, paper, and a pen or pencil, if you want to print out PDF worksheets and write on them
Description
Are you interested in Art? Tattoos? Graffiti? Theater? Music? What about ancient cave drawings? Take this course to find out more about The Arts around the world!This is an introductory Cultural Anthropology course focusing on The Arts. In Unit 1, you will learn about the field of Anthropology in general, how to understand other cultures, and why art is an important topic. In Unit 2, you will learn about what art is, art and culture, and the functions of art. In Unit 3, you will learn about the visual arts, rock art, body art, and graffiti. In Unit 4, you will learn about verbal art, including myths, legends, and tales. In Unit 5, you will learn about music, including why we have music, the creation of music, and the function of music. You'll also learn about dance, and dance in culture and the functions of dance. In Unit 6, you'll learn about Theater, including theater and media, performers, content, and audience role. In Unit 7, you will be given a summary of everything you learned about The Arts.The introductory, concluding, and activity lectures are talking head videos, and the rest are narrated slideshows. These are not PowerPoint lectures. The slideshows are made up mostly of images that complement the lecture, so there is very little text on the screen. Each Unit has a short quiz, and an activity that includes a worksheet to be completed. These activities should take you about 10-15 minutes to complete. The last Unit has an optional activity, where you can go out "in the field" and be like an Anthropologist! This course is part of a series of Anthropology courses, called Anthropology 4U: The 4 fields of Anthropology, For Everyone. The courses can be taken in any order, and you don't need to know anything about Anthropology to take these courses.
Overview
Section 1: Unit 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 1.1 Welcome to Class! (Lecture)
Lecture 2 1.2 What is Anthropology? (Lecture)
Lecture 3 1.2 What is Anthropology? (Activity)
Lecture 4 1.2 What is Anthropology? (Answers)
Lecture 5 1.3 Understanding Other Cultures (Lecture)
Lecture 6 1.3 Understanding Other Cultures (Activity)
Lecture 7 1.3 Understanding Other Cultures (Answers)
Lecture 8 1.4 Why Study The Arts? (Lecture)
Lecture 9 1.4 Why Study The Arts? (Activity)
Lecture 10 1.4 Why Study The Arts? (Answers)
Section 2: Unit 2: Art & Culture
Lecture 11 2.1 Introduction (Lecture)
Lecture 12 2.2 What is Art? (Lecture)
Lecture 13 2.2 What is Art? (Activity)
Lecture 14 2.2 What is Art? (Answers)
Lecture 15 2.3 Art & Culture (Lecture)
Lecture 16 2.3 Art & Culture (Activity)
Lecture 17 2.3 Art & Culture (Answers)
Lecture 18 2.4 Functions of Art (Lecture)
Lecture 19 2.4 Functions of Art (Activity)
Lecture 20 2.4 Functions of Art (Answers)
Lecture 21 2.5 Conclusion (Lecture)
Section 3: Unit 3: Visual Arts
Lecture 22 3.1 Introduction (Lecture)
Lecture 23 3.2 Visual Art (Lecture)
Lecture 24 3.2 Visual Art (Activity)
Lecture 25 3.2 Visual Art (Answers)
Lecture 26 3.3 Rock Art (Lecture)
Lecture 27 3.3 Rock Art (Activity)
Lecture 28 3.3 Rock Art (Answers)
Lecture 29 3.4 Body Arts (Lecture)
Lecture 30 3.4 Body Arts (Activity)
Lecture 31 3.4 Body Arts (Answers)
Lecture 32 3.5 Graffiti (Lecture)
Lecture 33 3.5 Graffiti (Activity)
Lecture 34 3.5 Graffiti (Answers)
Lecture 35 3.6 Conclusion (Lecture)
Section 4: Unit 4: Verbal Art
Lecture 36 4.1 Introduction (Lecture)
Lecture 37 4.2 Myths (Lecture)
Lecture 38 4.2 Myths (Activity)
Lecture 39 4.2 Myths (Answers)
Lecture 40 4.3 Legends (Lecture)
Lecture 41 4.3 Legends (Activity)
Lecture 42 4.3 Legends (Answers)
Lecture 43 4.4 Tales (Lecture)
Lecture 44 4.4 Tales (Activity)
Lecture 45 4.4 Tales (Answers)
Lecture 46 4.5 Conclusion (Lecture)
Section 5: Unit 5: Music & Dance
Lecture 47 5.1 Introduction (Lecture)
Lecture 48 5.2 Why Do We Have Music? (Lecture)
Lecture 49 5.2 Why Do We Have Music? (Activity)
Lecture 50 5.2 Why Do We Have Music? (Answers)
Lecture 51 5.3 Creation and Function of Music (Lecture)
Lecture 52 5.3 Creation and Function of Music (Activity)
Lecture 53 5.3 Creation and Function of Music (Answers)
Lecture 54 5.4 Dance & Culture (Lecture)
Lecture 55 5.4 Dance & Culture (Activity)
Lecture 56 5.4 Dance & Culture (Answers)
Lecture 57 5.5 Functions of Dance (Lecture)
Lecture 58 5.5 Functions of Dance (Activity)
Lecture 59 5.5 Functions of Dance (Answers)
Lecture 60 5.6 Conclusion (Lecture)
Section 6: Unit 6: Theater
Lecture 61 6.1 Introduction (Lecture)
Lecture 62 6.2 Theater & Media (Lecture)
Lecture 63 6.2 Theater & Media (Activity)
Lecture 64 6.2 Theater & Media (Answers)
Lecture 65 6.3 Theater & Performers (Lecture)
Lecture 66 6.3 Theater & Performers (Activity)
Lecture 67 6.3 Theater & Performers (Answers)
Lecture 68 6.4 Theater & Content (Lecture)
Lecture 69 6.4 Theater & Content (Activity)
Lecture 70 6.4 Theater & Content (Answers)
Lecture 71 6.5 Theater & Audience Role (Lecture)
Lecture 72 6.5 Theater & Audience Role (Activity)
Lecture 73 6.5 Theater & Audience Role (Answers)
Lecture 74 6.6 Conclusion (Lecture)
Section 7: Unit 7: Conclusion
Lecture 75 7.1 Course Summary (Lecture)
Lecture 76 7.2 Real World Connections (Lecture)
Lecture 77 Congratulations!
Lecture 78 Bonus Lecture
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