Ecological Anthropology

Anthropology 307
Ecological Anthropology
Spring 2004
Papers

Instructor: Dr. Richard W. Stoffle
Co-Instructor: Dr. Rebecca S. Toupal
Teaching Assistant: Brian Adams-Thies

Writing is an integral part of Anthropology 307. Over the course of the semester, students are asked to prepare essays that explore human-nature relationships within the world. The first essay describes a balanced/sustainable human-nature relationship. The second essay describes a threat to this relationship, and the third essay describes potential solutions to this threat. In the following section, we have provided final papers, which are integrated essays of the previously described essays. We have selected these essays as representations of what we consider to be outstanding examples of critical thinking.

Paper Due Dates and Overview of Principle Themes

Case Study 1

DRAFT
Balanced/sustainable human-nature relationship DRAFT
Threat to sustainable human-nature relationship DRAFT
Solution to threat to human-nature relationship
FINAL
Human-nature relationship:
Case-threat-solution

Due Tuesday, March 9
Due Tuesday, March 30 Due Tuesday, April 20 Due Thursday, May 6

Case Study 1
DRAFT Balanced/sustainable human-nature relationship	DRAFT Threat to sustainable human-nature relationship	DRAFT Solution to threat to human-nature relationship	FINAL Human-nature relationship: Case-threat-solution
Due Tuesday, March 9	Due Tuesday, March 30	Due Tuesday, April 20	Due Thursday, May 6