ANTH 02375

Anthropology of Media

Rowan University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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Using anthropological theory and principles, this course gives students an overview of the effects that mass media have on human societies, both industrialized and non-industrialized, as well as societies that are “developed” and “developing.” It covers popular and scientific depictions of non-Western versus Western societies as well as media use cross culturally. It includes a brief overview of basic anthropological concepts (so that an anthropology background is not required) and outlines a basic framework with which we can use these to understand media. Students learn how anthropologists have used media technologies to study human cultures. The course also looks at media use by indigenous peoples and other traditional anthropological subjects.

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7 openSeats: 18/25 seats Last recorded: Aug 7, 2026, 4:50 PM
Class #46078Fall 2026UGRD
7 available18 enrolled25 capacity0/0 waitlist
Days & times
MW 1400-1515
Meeting dates
Sep 1 – Dec 17
Location
Robinson Hall 205
Instructor
Hill, Jane
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