Oh my goodness, dare I say this one sounds pretty good compared to recordings from the previous semester. We had a great conversation looking at why we have Ethics in Anthropology and how important it is to Do No Harm. Welcome to the Spring Semester of 2025! Thanks for joining us! Originally recorded 2/4/25.

Oh my goodness, dare I say this one sounds pretty good compared to recordings from the previous semester. We had a great conversation looking at why we have Ethics in Anthropology and how important it is to Do No Harm. Welcome to the Spring Semester of 2025! Thanks for joining us! Originally recorded 2/4/25.

Ethics in Science

AnthroLore is hosted by Coconino Community College Anthropology instructor, Lisa Doskocil and current students/aspiring Anthropologists who explore the underrated nature of storytelling and how the origins of cultures are expressed through them. We take a look at various cultures and the vast creatures and monsters embedded with in their traditions and belief systems. In addition we also explore seasonal celebrations across the world, ultimately viewing myths, legends, and folklore from a holistic perspective. Each season is a different semester and includes many different voices.

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