Universiteit Utrecht (UU) • Culturele Antropologie en Ontwikkelingssociologie

Take-home essay exam for the course: Cultural Anthropology 4: globalization and sociocultural complexity () - (Year 2023) ASSIGNMENT – We want you to write an essay in which you use a variety of sources (course content; lectures, documentaries, and readings) to discuss the way in which the Ukrainian conflict (I) illustrates the intertwinement of political, economic and sociocultural realms*, and (II) indicates global interconnectedness**. Graded with a 7.0

An analytical book review on Thomas Hylland Eriksen’s book: ‘Overheating: An Anthropology of Accelerated Change’ - (Study year 2023) ISBN 9780745336343 Graded with a 6.50

Final take-home essay exam for the course: Cultural Anthropology 3: History and Theory in Anthropology - (Year 2023) 2 questions, 2 essay (answer). Graded with a 7.8

Midterm take-home exam for the course: Cultural Anthropology 3: History and Theory in Anthropology - (Year 2023) 1 question, 1 essay (answer). Graded with a 7.5

Art, Culture and Society year - Individual Reflection. Graded a 7.1.

Art, Culture and Society year - Group Paper ( comprehensive discourse analysis) on the topic of the restoration of the Dom Tower, Utrecht. Graded a 7.1. General Assignment: The paper (size +/- 3500 words) is based on a comprehensive discourse analysis in which the concepts of art, culture and society are the starting point. An integration of theory with collected sources from the various discursive layers takes place in the paper, with an own chosen case study as a common thread. Inte...

This summary includes lecture notes from all the lectures of the course Health in Society year:

Book annotations/summary - "The New Public Health" by Fran Baum. Chapter 1 t/m 5, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 24. Preparation for the exam.

Final group paper assignment "Health in Society" course, year , graded with an 7.3. The assignment consists of identifying and analyzing social inequity in a specific health related issue experienced by a specific population group and proposing potential policies or other interventions to mitigate this social inequity in health.

This final Take-Home Exam of the course Political Ecologies: Nature, Humans, and Non-Humans consists of two essay questions being answered through the use of academic literature in combination with the additional material being covered in the lectures. (The year 2024) This document relates to the in-depth understandings and elaboration of key concepts such as multispecies communities, forms of risk and care, exploring more-than-human communities, technological manipulations of nature, and t...