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In the final evaluation account will be taken of the extent to which thestudent:
- demonstrates analytical insight into the topics and themes
discussed during the course;
- demonstrates knowledge of course literature;
- demonstrates the ability to use theories in analysis;
- demonstrates the ability to evaluate and analyse social and
cultural issues;
- demonstrates the ability to situate social and cultural issues
in a European context.
This course introduces anthropological research into the unification processes in Europe. The course starts with an introduction to the anthropology of Europe and of European integration and goes on to explore a select number of cases which illustrate the significance of culture to various integration processes. These include explorations of EU's cultural policies, the discussions of Europe's borders, ways of imagining communities in Europe and identity discussions, for instance in relation to food, mobility and memory.
The aim of the course is to gove students an understanding of the ways that anthropology can contribute to our understanding of the cultural aspects of the integration processes in Europe, and to enable students to analyse relevant empirical material. Students are encouraged to integrate the theories they are introduced to in the course "Theories of Culture and Society in Europe" in their analytical work.
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Lisanne Wilken
Instructions will typically involve lectures, student presentations and class
discussions. There may be some work with case studies, and some group
work.
English
A collection of relevant texts will be available before semester start
