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Janelle S Taylor
HUM 201
Seattle Campus
Focuses on the interdisciplinary nature of the humanities with an emphasis on writing. Team-taught lectures and discussion sections for freshmen. Offered: A.
Class description
Surveys the problem of global health disparities, and connections between power and health. Introduces conceptual tools from medical anthropology and medical ethics for critically analyzing health and illness in global, social, and ethical perspectives. Topics include poverty and structural violence, war and terror, biotechnology and pharmaceuticals.
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