ANTH 251 - Peoples of Latin America Credits: 3
An introduction to the ethnology and ethnography of modern Latin America with emphases on the Native-American peoples of the Andean highlands, southern Mexico, and Guatemala, and the lowland rainforests; African-American peoples of the Caribbean Islands, the Guianas, and Brazil; the Brazilians, and Luso-Brazilian culture; and the Spanish-speaking peoples and Hispanic culture in Cuba, Mexico, and urban Peru. Global issues are addressed including the drug trade and rainforest deforestation.
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