人类学哲学博士-社会文化人类学

加州大学圣地亚哥分校的社会文化人类学系的教职员工和研究生对人类生活的塑造和重塑有着基本的关注。我们研究了调节生活的力量和结构，以及人们实例化，修改并偶尔推翻这种强大的地理和历史趋势和逻辑的方式。在我们的教学和研究中反映的问题包括：殖民和帝国关系，资本主义的结构调整和国家转型，围绕进步和发展的定义的竞争，知识生产范式的转变以及道德和审美基准，在标记和方式上的挣扎记录竞争的历史，记忆和欲望，以及围绕年龄，种族，公民身份，性别，民族主义，种族，宗教和性取向等差异的生活规律。
The faculty and graduate students in sociocultural anthropology at UCSD share a basic concern with the shaping and reshaping of human life. We examine the forces and structures that regulate life, as well as the ways that groups of people instantiate, modify, and occasionally overturn such powerful geographical and historical tendencies and logics. Among the concerns reflected in our teaching and research are: colonial and imperial relations, capitalist restructuring and state transformation, rivalries around definitions of progress and development, shifts in paradigms of knowledge production as well as ethical and aesthetic benchmarks, struggles over how to mark and record competing histories, memories and desires, and the uneven patterning of life around such distinctions as age, ethnicity, citizenship, gender, nationalism, race, religion, and sexuality.