Political Anthropology 2102-ANG-L-D4POAN
The course of political anthropology encompasses the analysis of power, leadership, and influence in all their social, cultural, symbolic, ritual, and policy dimensions. The course emphasizes context, process, and scale. We will be dealing with phenomena such as state formation, democracy, citizenship, rights, and development by looking closely at connections between formal and informal political arenas, and among cultural, social, and political processes. This course examines politics and power through an anthropological perspective. We start with politics in so-called primitive societies, institutions of rule in societies in which the state seemed absent, and the evolutionary and historical emergence of the state. Then we study the implications of anthropologists’ recognition of the importance of colonialism and global capitalism on the societies they studied. Then we move to the concept of power, we will be examining both “formal” politics and everyday forms of power, domination and resistance. At the last part of the course we explore the meaning of culture in anthropological and ethnographic approaches to understand politics.
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W cyklu 2024L:
The course of political anthropology encompasses the analysis of power, leadership, and influence in all their social, cultural, symbolic, ritual, and policy dimensions. The course emphasizes context, process, and scale. We will be dealing with phenomena such as state formation, democracy, citizenship, rights, and development by looking closely at connections between formal and informal political arenas, and among cultural, social, and political processes. This course examines politics and power through an anthropological perspective. We start with politics in so-called primitive societies, institutions of rule in societies in which the state seemed absent, and the evolutionary and historical emergence of the state. Then we study the implications of anthropologists’ recognition of the importance of colonialism and global capitalism on the societies they studied. Then we move to the concept of power, we will be examining both “formal” politics and everyday forms of power, domination and resistance. At the last part of the course we explore the meaning of culture in anthropological and ethnographic approaches to understand politics. |
W cyklu 2025L:
The course of political anthropology encompasses the analysis of power, leadership, and influence in all their social, cultural, symbolic, ritual, and policy dimensions. The course emphasizes context, process, and scale. We will be dealing with phenomena such as state formation, democracy, citizenship, rights, and development by looking closely at connections between formal and informal political arenas, and among cultural, social, and political processes. This course examines politics and power through an anthropological perspective. We start with politics in so-called primitive societies, institutions of rule in societies in which the state seemed absent, and the evolutionary and historical emergence of the state. Then we study the implications of anthropologists’ recognition of the importance of colonialism and global capitalism on the societies they studied. Then we move to the concept of power, we will be examining both “formal” politics and everyday forms of power, domination and resistance. At the last part of the course we explore the meaning of culture in anthropological and ethnographic approaches to understand politics. |
W cyklu 2026L:
The course of political anthropology encompasses the analysis of power, leadership, and influence in all their social, cultural, symbolic, ritual, and policy dimensions. The course emphasizes context, process, and scale. We will be dealing with phenomena such as state formation, democracy, citizenship, rights, and development by looking closely at connections between formal and informal political arenas, and among cultural, social, and political processes. This course examines politics and power through an anthropological perspective. We start with politics in so-called primitive societies, institutions of rule in societies in which the state seemed absent, and the evolutionary and historical emergence of the state. Then we study the implications of anthropologists’ recognition of the importance of colonialism and global capitalism on the societies they studied. Then we move to the concept of power, we will be examining both “formal” politics and everyday forms of power, domination and resistance. At the last part of the course we explore the meaning of culture in anthropological and ethnographic approaches to understand politics. |
Koordynatorzy przedmiotu
Tryb prowadzenia
Założenia (opisowo)
Efekty kształcenia
K_W01, K_W02, K_W03,
K_W04, K_W09
K_U01, K_U02, K_U03,
K_U04
K_K01, K_K03
Kryteria oceniania
active individual participation 40 %
team work 30 %
group project 30 %
Praktyki zawodowe
no applicable
Literatura
Clastres, Pierre. Society Against the State: Essays in Political Anthropology. Translated by Robert Hurley in association with Abe Stein. Zone Books, 1989. ISBN: 9780942299014.
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/tesg.12422
https://mahabubjnu.files.wordpress.com/2013/09/59811078-lewellen-political-anthropology.pdf
other internet sources when needed
films:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLU4FEuj4v9eARY5j9ooBMPNoct4NVtvUJ
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLu9Ln7jKtbqM03eT83BQPnPgpktVtoive
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W cyklu 2024L:
Clastres, Pierre. Society Against the State: Essays in Political Anthropology. Translated by Robert Hurley in association with Abe Stein. Zone Books, 1989. ISBN: 9780942299014. |
W cyklu 2025L:
Clastres, Pierre. Society Against the State: Essays in Political Anthropology. Translated by Robert Hurley in association with Abe Stein. Zone Books, 1989. ISBN: 9780942299014. |
W cyklu 2026L:
Clastres, Pierre. Society Against the State: Essays in Political Anthropology. Translated by Robert Hurley in association with Abe Stein. Zone Books, 1989. ISBN: 9780942299014. |
Uwagi
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W cyklu 2024L:
none |
W cyklu 2025L:
Artificial intelligence is used to perform specific elements of a task, and students discuss the content generated by the AI. This level requires critical engagement with and evaluation of AI-generated content. Using AI is allowed to perform specific tasks, but any content generated must be cited. |
W cyklu 2026L:
Artificial intelligence is used to perform specific elements of a task, and students discuss the content generated by the AI. This level requires critical engagement with and evaluation of AI-generated content. Using AI is allowed to perform specific tasks, but any content generated must be cited. |