Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU) • Culturele antropologie en ontwikkelingssociologie

This document provides a clear and structured overview of the required literature from Risjord, covering chapters 2 to 8. The key ideas, arguments, and concepts are carefully explained in simple and accessible language, making complex material easier to understand.

These are fully worked-out lecture notes for the course Philosophy of Science, written in a clear, structured, and easy-to-understand way. Rather than a short summary, this document carefully explains the lecture content, key concepts, theories, and arguments in simple language.

Comprehensive summary of the book Introducing Urban Anthropology written by Rivke Jaffe and Anouk de Koning. The summary contains all 11 chapters. It is part of the second-year urban studies course of Cultural Anthropology and Development Sociology at VU University. The subject urban studies is also part of several third-year minors at the VU.

Notes from all GSW colleges. Notes are in English with Dutch notes. Topics: introduction, institutionalization, institutionalization, sociology, institutionalization, political science & anthropology, communication & organizational science, alternative channels of communication, alternative sources of knowledge, a polycentric world history, white dominance of science, gender in science, western dominance and orientalism, leftist science and cancel culture, impact and serendipity, neo-liberalizat...

Aantekeningen lectures/powerpoints week 1 t/m week 6.

Aantekeningen van alle colleges (= 'meeting' in het document) van week 1 t/m week 7. Onderwerpen in dit document: proto-anthropology, fieldwork & methodology, modern anthropology, the expansion of anthropology, the power of symbols, power & history, feminist anthropology, reflexivity, postmodernism, critical theory, globalization... *Guest lecture; Herbert Ploegman = Nederlandse aantekeningen

Aantekeningen van alle lectures(= 'meeting' in het document) week 1 t/m week 7. De onderwerpen die voorkomen in dit document zijn: intro, fieldwork, local organization & social classification, gender & kinship, caste & class, politics & power, exchange & consumption, ecology & agriculture, religion, ritual & symbols, ethnicity, nationalism & minorities, globalisation & migration, mobility & borders en phenomenal justice

This is a summary of the course Religions and Gender by Lourens Minnema. The summary contains all the notes from the lectures.

This is a summary based on the learning aims mentioned in the manual. It encompasses all lectures and articles. Exam grade: 8

This document entails all powerpoints of this course including some notes. At the end you can find the midterm exam questions (got a 8,5) with short answers and mock questions for the exam. Ideal for open book exams to find things quickly (control + f). Good luck!