RELIGION (Div. II)

FALL COURSES

REL 101(F,S) Introduction to Religion

REL 203(F) Judaism: Innovation and Tradition (Same as Jewish Studies 101) (D)

REL 213(F) Jews, Gentiles and Christians: Where and When Did Christianity Come From-And Where Did It Go (Wrong)?

REL 230(F) Reading Reading: An Introduction to the Qur'an and Islam (Same as Comparative Literature 260) (W)

REL 286(F) (formerly 308) Shopping: Desire, Compulsion and Consumption

REL 288(F) Embodied Mind: A Cross-Cultural Exploration (Same as Philosophy 288)

REL 290T(F) Explorations of the Afterlife (W)

REL 303(F) (formerly 280) The Turn to Religion in Post-Modern Thought (Same as Jewish Studies 280 and Philosophy 282) (W)

REL 397(F), 398(S) Independent Study

REL 493(F)-W31; W31-494(S) Senior Thesis

SPRING COURSES

REL 101(F,S) Introduction to Religion

REL 216(S) The Middle Ages (Same as History 225)

REL 221(S) Post-Enlightenment Christian Thought

REL 225(S) Religions of North America (Same as American Studies 225)

REL 227(S) Utopias and Americas (Same as American Studies 227 and Latina/o Studies 227)

REL 234(S) Shi'ism Ascendant?

REL 236(S) The Greater Game? Central Asia and its Neighbors Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow (Same as History 216 and International Studies 101)

REL 250(S) Scholars, Saints and Immortals: The Religious Life in East Asia (Same as Asian Studies 250) (D)

REL 256(S) Engendering Buddhism: How Women and Men Shape and Are Shaped by Buddhism (Same as Anthropology 256 and Women's and Gender Studies 256) (W) (D)

REL 261(S) Rastafari: Dread, Politics, Agency (Same as Africana Studies 302 and Political Science 234)

REL 272(S) (formerly 302) Reproduction: Cultural and Social Constructions (Same as Anthropology 272 and Women's and Gender Studies 272)

REL 282T(S) Immortality and the Soul in Ancient and Medieval Thought (Same as Philosophy 220T) (W)

REL 289T(S) (formerly 309) Exile, Homecoming and the Promised Land (Same as Comparative Literature 309T and Jewish Studies 491T) (W) (D)

REL 307(S) Thinking Gods: Cognitive Theories of Religion

REL 397(F), 398(S) Independent Study

REL 402(S) Issues in the Study of Religion

REL 493(F)-W31; W31-494(S) Senior Thesis

NOT OFFERED COURSES

REL 201 The Hebrew Bible (Same as Comparative Literature 201 and Jewish Studies 201) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)

REL 204 Endtimes: Messianism in Modernity (Same as Jewish Studies 204 and Philosophy 204) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (W)

REL 205 Ancient Wisdom Literature (Same as Classics 205, Comparative Literature 217 and Jewish Studies 205) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)

REL 206 The Book of Job and Joban Literature (Same as Comparative Literature 206 and Jewish Studies 206) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (W)

REL 207 From Adam to Noah: Literary Imagination and the Primeval History in Genesis (Same as Comparative Literature 250 and Jewish Studies 207) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)

REL 209 The Legend of the Wandering Jew (Same as Comparative Literature 209 and Jewish Studies 209) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)

REL 210 Reading Jesus, Writing Gospels: Christian Origins in Context (Same as Classics 210) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (W)

REL 211 The New Testament (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)

REL 212 The Development of Christianity: 30-600 C.E. (Same as History 324) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (W)

REL 214 The Christianization of Europe (Same as History 329) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (W)

REL 215 The First Crusade (Same as History 425) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (W) (D)

REL 217 Apocalypse Now and Then: A Comparative History of Millenarian Movements (Same as History 476) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (D)

REL 219 The World of Charlemagne (Same as History 325) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (W)

REL 220 Reformation and its Results (Same as History 330) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)

REL 226 New Religions in North America (Same as American Studies 226) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)

REL 228T (formerly 222) North American Apocalyptic Thought (Same as American Studies 228T) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)

REL 231 The Origins of Islam: God, Empire and Apocalypse (Same as History 209) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)

REL 242 Buddhism: Concepts and Practices (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)

REL 245 Tibetan Civilization (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (D)

REL 246 The Gendering of Religion and Politics in South Asia (Same as Women's and Gender Studies 246) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)

REL 249 Spiritual Crossroads: Religious Life in Southeast Asia (Same as Anthropology 233 and Asian Studies 233) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (D)

REL 251 Zen Buddhism: History and Historiography (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)

REL 257 Gods and Demons in East Asian Religion (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)

REL 259 Japanese Religions and the State (Same as History 214) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (W)

REL 270T Father Abraham: The First Patriarch (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (W)

REL 271 Religion and the Modern Literary Imagination (Same as Comparative Literature 271 and English 271) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (W)

REL 279 Big Games: The Spiritual Significance of Sports (Same as Philosophy 226) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)

REL 281 Philosophy of Religion (Same as Philosophy 281) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)

REL 285T (formerly 305) Haunted: Ghosts in the Study of Religion (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (W)

REL 287 The Dynamics of Globalization: Society, Religion and the Environment (Same as Environmental Studies 287) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (D)

REL 301 Word Virus: Cultural Theory after the Linguistic Turn (Same as Comparative Literature 301 and Linguistics 301) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)

REL 304 From Hermeneutics to Post-Coloniality (Same as Comparative Literature 344) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (D)

REL 305 (formerly 284) Foucault (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (W)

REL 306 Feminist Approaches to Religion (Same as Women's and Gender Studies 307) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (W) (D)