S20-58 - Social and cultural antropology

Course specification
Type of study	Bachelor academic studies
Study programme
Course title	Social and cultural antropology
Acronym	Status	Semester	Number of classes	ECTS
S20-58	elective	5	2L + 2E	5.0
Lecturers
Lecturer	prof. dr Nemanja Đukić
Lecturer/Associate (practicals)	Bojana Vukojević, ma
Prerequisite				Form of prerequisites
There is no precondition				There is no precondition
Learning objectives
Acquisition of general and basic academic knowledge about the socio-cultural structure and socio-cultural processes necessary for further professional and professional development.
Learning outcomes
Students will acquire fundamental and developmental knowledge about the origin, nature and character of culture, cultural changes and cultural processes.
Content
1. Cyclical and idealistic theory of Pitirim Alexandrovich Sorokin 2. Oswald Spengler's historicist and structuralist theory 3. Christian-eschatological theory of Nikolay Berdjaev 4. The empiricist-fatalist theory of Arnold Toynbee 5. Functional-institutionalist theory of Talcott Parsons 6. Functionalist and biological theory of culture by Bronislav Malinovski 7. Sigmund Freud's psychoanalytic theory and Herbert Marcuse's affirmative theory 8. Dialectical-materialist and historical-humanistic theory of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels 9. Jean Henri's technical-technological theory of culture 10. Philosophical-anthropological theory of Heinrich Rickert and Arnold Gelen 11. Cultural-anthropological and cultural-relativistic theory of Franz Boas 12. Alfred Luis Kerber's cultural-anthropological and evolutionary theory 13. Cultural theory of Leslie White 14. Herbert Spencer's total-evolutionist theory 15. Lewis Henry Morgan's evolutionist-materialist theory
Teaching Methods
Teaching will be conducted in the form of lectures and exercises. Lectures will be structured through thematic theoretical presentations of teaching units and discussion or conversation. The exercises will consist of an analysis of the literature, the understanding and mastery of which the student proves by the continuous preparation and defense of the seminar paper. During the semester, the material covered through lectures and exercises will be partially checked through two binding colloquiums. After completing the pre-examination requirements (colloquium and seminar papers), students acquire the right to take the entire course material in the form of a final oral exam (academic interview).
Literature
1. Đukić, N., Teorije kulture, Banja Luka, 2010. (Original title) 2. Hač, E., Antropološke teroije, BIGZ, Beograd, 1979. (Original title)
Evaluation and grading
Knowledge will be tested during the semester through colloquiums and seminar papers, and at the end of the semester in the form of an academic interview.
Specific remarks
There is no specific remarks for the subject