Middlebury

ANTH 1045

Land & Society in St. Vincent

Land and Society in St. Vincent, Eastern Caribbean
This course immerses students in the cultural history of St. Vincent and helps them understand how land conflicts are transformed through both formal policy channels and informal cultural dynamics. Students will read primary source material, ethnographic accounts, and policy documents to contextualize the oral histories they collect about land use, social change, and cultural practice. Pragmatically, they will produce public outreach materials for Vincentians to use when discussing land matters. These materials are likely to be desktop-published materials such as coloring books and curricular materials for K-12 education, policy briefs for policymakers, and short Youtube videos. (Instructor Approval)
Subject:
Anthropology
Department:
Anthropology
Division:
Social Sciences
Requirements Fulfilled:
AMR SOC WTR

Sections in Winter 2024

Winter 2024

ANTH1045A-W24 Lecture (Sheridan, Simmons)