This paper introduces students to key concepts, theory, and methods from digital anthropology. Grounded in ethnographic methods students will learn skills for interpreting how people around the world engage with and experience digital technologies and how this affects diverse social phenomena including markets, politics and cultural identity.

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27B (HAM) Paper outline	B Trimester : 12 Jul 2027 - 07 Nov 2027	Hamilton		100% internal assessment

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Available subjects

Anthropology

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ANTHY310