ANTH 161: The Body in Western Art: Antiquity to Present

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← 2015-16 ← 2017-18 changes (lax) changes (strict) ▾ 2019-20 → 2019-20 →

Units: 4

Hours: Lecture, 3 hours; laboratory, 3 hours

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Prerequisites: upper-division standing in one of the following majors: Anthropology, Art History, Art History/Administrative Studies, Art History/Religious Studies, Gender and Sexuality Studies, History, History/Administrative Studies, History/Law and Society; or consent of instructor

Description: Presents further questions and study of the human body and how it was depicted and interpreted in works of art from Roman Antiquity to the present, familiarizing them with a broad range of artworks in their specific historical, cultural, medical, social, religious, political and intellectual contexts.

Cross-listing: Cross-listed with AHS 133, GSST 130, and HISE 149.

Credit: Credit is awarded for only one of AHS 016 or AHS 133/ANTH 161/ GSST 130/HISE 149.

Derived Information — The following is not part of the official catalog but is computed from catalog data.