Syllabi of Lowland South American anthropology courses

Here you can consult syllabi of anthropology courses on Lowland South America (mostly Amazonia) kindly volunteered by several SALSA Members. A number of these syllabi are related to the Conversations in the Lobby 2017, organized by Carlos David Londoño in the XI SALSA Conference in Lima, and to the views and experiences of seven colleagues which are presented in Teaching courses on lowland South America anthropology.

Michael Cepek University of Texas at San Antonio
Shamanism (Spring 2019)

Jeremy M. Campbell Roger Williams University
Special topics: Amazonia (Fall 2016)

Juan Alvaro Echeverri Universidad Nacional de Colombia, sede Amazonia
Historias y culturas amazónicas

Jan David Hauck University of California, Los Angeles
Language and Culture of Indigenous South America (Spring 2018)

Manuel Lizarralde University of Connecticut
Indigenous Cultures and Environment of South America (Spring 2019)

Carlos D. Londoño Sulkin University of Regina, Canada
The Ethnography of Amazonia (Winter 2016)

Kathleen Lowrey University of Alberta, Canada
Topics in Regional Anthropology: Indigenous South America (Winter 2013)

Kathleen Lowrey University of Alberta, Canada
Topics in Regional Anthropology: Indigenous South America (Winter 2017)

Cecilia McCallum St. Andrews University (UK)
Amerindian Socialities in Anthropological Perspective (2019-2020)

Laura Mentore University of Mary Washington
Amazonian Societies (Spring 2016)

Laura Mentore University of Mary Washington
Amazonian Societies (Fall 2018)

Daniela Peluso University of Kent, UK
The Anthropology of Amazonia (Spring 2017)

Daniela Peluso University of Kent, UK
The Anthropology of Amazonia (Spring 2019)

Featured image: Photography by Laura Mentore