Learning objectives

At the end of the course the student should: - have a basic knowledge of the fundamentals of socio-cultural anthropology in the various fields of kinship, visions of the world, power relationships, economics, social inequalities and the modern globalized world in order to comparatively understand human variation from a social and cultural viewpoint; - have a knowledge of the most widespread social and cultural inequality construction processes in order to understand the main forms of racism in the contemporary world At the end of the course, the student should be able: - to promote cultural decentralization and to use anthropological knowledge to intervene in marginality situations and integration difficulties; - to plan, create and evaluate in an anti-racist perspective of social inclusion and intercultural dialogue.