Explore the evolution of anthropological thought in this 18-hour course that challenges traditional approaches. Delve into Tim Ingold's "Perception of the Environment" and examine critical questions about culture, nature, and human ecology. Investigate topics such as hunting and gathering, domestication, and horticulture while critically analyzing stereotypes and Western thought. Engage with Yarimar Bonilla's "Non-Sovereign Futures" to understand contemporary anthropological perspectives. Examine the interplay between technology, society, and nature, and explore concepts of time, work, and industry. Develop a deeper understanding of human perception, skilled practices, and the dynamics of technical change. Conclude by reflecting on modern human concepts and the relationship between speech and writing as skilled practices.