COURSES FOR DIPLOMA IN ANTHROPOLOGY
Total Credits = 16 per week
Total Hours = 20 per week
DAE 111A An Introduction to General Anthropology
The Definition of Anthropology and Its Aims
The Scope of Anthropology
Introduction to physical anthropology
Introduction to Cultural anthropology
Development of Anthropology
The application of Anthropology
The Relation of Anthropology
Basic Anthropological Terminology
The Study of Ethnic Group in Myanmar
DAE 112 A Social Anthropology
The Meaning of Social Organization
Basic Social Groups
Types of Marriage
Divorce
Forms of Family
Kinship and Descent
Kinship Terminology and Kin Groups
DAE 113 A Making of the Union of Myanmar and Ethnic Groups
DAE 114 A Folk Art
DAE 111 B Field Work Method and Documentation
Notes and Queries
Equipment
Oral History
Choice of Informants
Direct Observation
Indirect Observation
Scientific Documentation
DAE 112 B Role of Folk-tale in Minority Culture
(a) Kachin
(b) Kayah
(c) Kayin
(d) Chin
(e) Bamar
(f) Mon
(g) Rakhine
(h) Shan
DAE 113 B Anthropology of Health and Health Care
DAE 114 B The Interpretation of Culture
(1) The Founder, Tylor’s “The Evolution of Culture’’
(2) Boas’s “Culture in Context’’
(3) Sapir’s “Culture , language and individual”
(4) Mead’s “The Individual and culture”
(5) MalinowsKi’s “The Functions of culture ”
(1) Jenk’s “Culture and social Structure”
(2) Turnen’s “Culture is Symbolic”
(3) Geertz’s “Thick description of Culture”
(4) Marcus’s “Writing Culture”
(5) Irwan Abdullah’s “Culture: The Area of Culture and changing process
in making sense”
(6) Kahn’s “Culture, Multiculture, postculture”
(7) Fernandez’s “post modern Culture and Anthropology”
5. The Redefinition of Culture and the Future of Anthropological Knowledge”