ANTHR 2496 The Anthropology and History of the Food You Eat
Course description
Students in this on-line course will discuss readings on the history and anthropology of the development of the global food system while at the same time document and examine their own food habits. The course will present case studies from Mexico, Peru, India, Africa, as well as from the United States so that students delve into the history and extent of corporate control of food production while they buy and consume food, and document and analyze their diet.
This course is frequently offered in the Summer Session.
Classes
The next offering of this course is undetermined at this time. Find similar upcoming programs by tag: agriculture, animal science, anthropology, food/nutrition, history, online, winter
Tuition and fees
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Related websites
- College website: College of Arts and Sciences
- Department website: Anthropology