34:46

Lecture 1.1: Introduction & Course Overview of "Introduction to Cultural Anthropology"

42:05

Lecture 1.1: Introduction & Course Overview of "Sustainability & Culture"

51:18

Lecture 3.5: Environmental Anthropology (1): How can we help solve the environmental crisis?

52:01

Lecture 3.4: What do Anthropologists know? Does it matter? How can they help?

47:24

Lecture 3.3: Why is Life unfair? Inequality & Poverty (2)

02:51

Lecture 3.1: How have small-scale, indigenous societies reacted to globalization? 2nd 1/2 film "Nai"

43:37

Lecture 2.9: What is Globalization? How is it changing anthropology? Small-scale societies?

41:10

Lecture 2.7 Magic, Witchcraft, Religion, & Science (1): How do we know what we know? Is it true?

01:13:11

Lecture 2.6: Identity - US and Them: How do I know who you are? Ethnicity, Race, Gender, Nationalism

50:13

Lecture 2.4: Kinship & Marriage (2): Why do we have families? Why do we marry?

33:26

Lecture 2.3: Kinship & Marriage (Part 1). Why do we have families? How do I know who my family is?

27:35

Lecture 2.1: How do Different Societies Exchange Goods & Services? What us Wealth? (1)

32:08

Lecture 1.11: Why are societies different (2)? What is "progress"?

33:49

Lecture 1.10: Why are societies different (1)? What's "progress"?

30:10

Lecture 1.8b: Anthropological Theory (2): Historical Particularism; Materialist Approach?

30:15

Lecture 1.8a: How have Anthropologists Theorized about Different Societies? (2) Then & Now

28:22

Lecture 1.7b: How have anthropologists theorized about different societies? Is "Race" real?

04:29

Lecture 1.7: How have anthropologists theorized about different societies? Is "Race" real?

13:53

Lecture 1.5: Who are the !Kung? Ethnographic example

39:23

Lecture 1.1 Introduction & Course Overview (Anth105 ,Palomar College, Fall 2021)

32:34

Lecture 1.4b: What can we learn from the Non-Human Primates (NHPs)?

11:14

Lecture 1.4a What can we learn from the Non-Human Primates?

51:48

Lecture 1.3 What is Culture?

01:38

Video Clip: "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" & the purposeful dismantling of public transit in the US

09:09

Lecture 6.1b: Final Analysis Paper Instructions & The Default Frame

38:06

Lecture 6.2b Sustainability in San Diego. Sprawl & Automobility (2): Why have it? Alternatives?

51:40

Lecture 6.2a Sustainability in San Diego. Sprawl & Automobility (1): Consequences? Why have it?

01:19:57

Lecture 6.1 Sustainability in Local San Diego Region, first topic - Water & The Default Frame

42:43

Lecture 5.3 Community-based Resource Management (CBRM) & Conservation (CBC)

01:06:27

Lecture 5.1 "Tragedy of the Commons"

59:59

Lecture 4.4b Sustainability through space & time (cont.d): Domesticated landscapes & "Nature"

57:31

Lecture 4.4a Environmental Management and Horticulture in the Amazon

37:57

Lecture 4.3 Sustainability through space and time - Case Study: Rice-based Polyculture

57:42

Lecture 4.1: Maya Case Study. The Maya Collapse?

22:17

Lecture 3.4b Industrial Food System (4): Alternatives?

23:23

Lecture 3.4a Industrial Food System (3): Environmental and Social Consequences?

19:02

Lecture 3.3b Industrial Food System (2) How did we get here? Official US Policy & the Farm bill

25:03

Lecture 3.3a Industrial Food System (1): What are we eating!?! The Rise of Industrial Farming

15:03

Lecture 3.1a Consumption (2) The Rise of Market-dominated Societies and Consumer Culture.

37:39

Lecture 3.1b Consumption (2): The Rise of Consumer Culture & Market Economies. Are we any happier?

24:04

Lecture 2.4 Consumption (1). Why are consumption rates increasing?

50:07

Lecture 2.3 Theories on the Relationship between Human Population & Resources

34:40

Lect 2.2 Population Growth & the Demographic Transition Model (DTM)

46:34

Lecture 1.1 Introduction & Overview of "Sustainability & Culture"

38:31

Lecture 1.4b Anthropological Approaches (2): Material approach; Human ecology; Political ecology

35:14

Lecture 1.4c Bodley's Culture-Scale Approach to understanding contemporary human problems

06:03

Lect 1.4d Intro to Human Population & the "Legacy of Malthus"

59:22

Lecture 1.4a Anthropology & Approaches: Interpretive Approach

01:12:12

Lecture 1.3: What is Anthropology?

01:52:27

Lecture 24-25: "Environmental Anthropology"

40:55

Lecture 25: "Sustainability & Culture - The Future"

01:39:27

Lecture 24: Sustainability in the Local San Diego Region - Sprawl & automobility

55:57

Lecture 23: "Development & Applied Anthropology" What do anthropologists know? How can they help?

47:40

Lecture 22: Inequality & Poverty - Case Studies

01:27:49

Lecture 23: "Sustainability in Local San Diego Region, first topic - Water"

43:27

Lecture 22: "Conservation & Environmental Management - People and Parks"

01:33:43

Lecture 21: "Inequality, Stratification, & Poverty." Why do we have it? Why do we tolerate it?

52:58

Lecture 20: Conservation & Environmental Management

49:23

Lecture 19&20: "Globalization & How has it affected Anthropology? Affected Indigenous Societies?"

01:10:56

Lecture 19: The "Tragedy of the Commons"