ANTHRO 163Q
Societies of Central Asia
Description: (Formerly numbered 175R.) Lecture, three hours. Overview of culture and society among diverse peoples of Inner Asia, including Mongolia, Tibet, and Soviet Central Asia. Topics include environment and economic adaptation, politics in traditional isolation and within framework of recent national integration, kinship, forms of marriage and status of women, religion and social order in Hindu/Buddhist culture contact zone, and current problems of modernization. P/NP or letter grading.
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Fall 2024 - Genuinely the worst class I have taken at UCLA and I could not recommend this professor less! The class is hard, not because of the material but because of the professor. She was constantly changing her mind on important information but would not send an announcement, she would tell the class verbally or even sometimes only tell it to one student that asked after class.
Fall 2024 - Genuinely the worst class I have taken at UCLA and I could not recommend this professor less! The class is hard, not because of the material but because of the professor. She was constantly changing her mind on important information but would not send an announcement, she would tell the class verbally or even sometimes only tell it to one student that asked after class.
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