ANTH 207 North American Indians (Not offered 1997-98)*
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An introduction to the subsistence strategies, social life, and religious vision 
of Native North Americans. Particular attention will be paid to the sharp differences 
among Native American world views and to diverse strategies for cultural survival 
in contemporary America. Readings will include autobiographical, ethnographic, 
and historical works, as well as examples of contemporary Native American literature. 
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Class format: seminar, with a high level of class participation expected. 
Requirements: a midterm, a final exam, and one 15-page research paper. 
No prerequisites, but Anthropology 101 or equivalent strongly recommended. 
Open to first-year students. 
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	M. F. BROWN
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