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Not offered in 2007
This subject investigates new approaches in anthropology and history and ways culturally oriented reading strategies have been used to uncover the 'hidden transcripts' encoded in texts, rituals and events. Particular emphasis will be placed on the way these strategies might be applied in the preparation of honours dissertations.
This subject examines methodological approaches in anthropology and history and looks at the ways in which culturally oriented reading strategies have been used to uncover the 'hidden transcripts' encoded in texts, rituals and events. Students are expected to:
Essay (5000 words): 70%
Examination (2 hours): 30%
2 hour seminar per week