Intersectionality in Social Anthropology: Understanding Complexity of Identities

This exam centers on the concept of intersectionality within social anthropology, focusing on how multiple identities intersect to shape social experiences. Candidates will analyze intersectional frameworks and their applications.

Understanding intersectionality is crucial for capturing the complexities of identity formation and social stratification in diverse contexts. This knowledge informs critical discussions on privilege, oppression, and social justice in contemporary society.

The exam will assess candidates’ abilities to articulate the implications of intersectionality in anthropological studies. Verbal articulation should demonstrate an understanding of theoretical perspectives and their real-world relevance.

Discussion may extend to case studies highlighting how intersecting identities impact individuals' lived experiences within various cultural settings.