Sex, Culture, and Evolution

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This course presents a socio-anthropological view of human sexuality: its prehistoric origins, cultural diversity, and current controversies. Readings offer a cross-cultural perspective on sexual relationships and identities, with particular attention to how sexuality articulates with other areas of culture such as class, education, and social control. This course is the same as ANTH 3322 and SOCI 3322 . When offered it will be crosslisted with ANTH 3322 and WS 3322 . Restricted to Class of Junior, Senior.