Furthering perspectives: anthropological views of the world

Includes bibliographical references.Spring 2022.Anthropology is the study of Humanity; of us. How we behave, what we think, what we were like in the past, and why we look like we do. The human experience is varied and incredibly complicated. As such Anthropological research reflects a plethora of topics and perspectives. This issue of Furthering Perspectives pays homage to the dynamic study of humanity by presenting a diverse group of articles written by undergraduates, alumni, and graduate students from Colorado State University. Displaying a mixture of original research and literature review, Furthering Perspectives 2022 will explore geopolitical issues, and themes of trauma and healing. It will analyze primate bone structure, and the effects of mass media in the digital age.Eating Disorders: The Evolutionary Disparity Between the Human Body and Society / Natalie Freeman -- The Emotional Experiences of Active vs. Passive Instagram Users: A Psychological Anthropological Analysis / Marissa DeBell -- International Development Cultures and the Global System / Marie Handy -- Women Rebuilding: Mental Health Outcomes of Female Bosnian Genocide Survivors / Emily Smith -- Palaeonictis occidentalis Reconstruction / Jenny Lee -- Determining Insect Prey of Early Eocene Primates From Trace Fossils, Willwood Formation, Bighorn Basin, Wyoming, USA / Jessica Grubbs -- Fair Trade in the Latin American Coffee Economy: A Critical Analysis of the Certification System's Viability and Impact on the Lives of Latin America's Coffee Producers / Joshua Bauer -- Entangling the Self: Emotions and Existence in Fanfiction Writing / Katya Xinyi Zhao