Anthropology of Art, Music and Sports: Expression and Performance

Name: Anthropology of Art, Music and Sports: Expression and Performance
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This free online course explores the impact of art, music, and sports on the evolution of individuals and civilisation.

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In this free course, you will learn how to:

Describe the anthropological approach to understanding art.
Identify the forms of prehistoric art and interpretations made by anthropologists.
Define visual anthropology and its role in the study of culture.
Indicate the examples of body art and explain the cultural meaning of each.
Discuss ethnomusicology and evidence of musical instruments in prehistory.
Explain the role of music in forming the basis of a subculture and community.
Distinguish cultural appropriation of music in relation to social inequality and power.
Outline the anthropology of sports and the role of sports in the lives of young people.
Summarize cultural identities, norms, values, and social structures represented in art, music, and sports.

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