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Fall 23 Courses

Religion 005 World Religions
Religion 006B The Talmud: Sex, Gender & Mental Health in Antiquity
Religion 010 African American Religions
Religion 011, FYS: Religion and the Meaning of Life
Religion 019 Religion and Food
Religion 029 Islam, Race & Anti-Blackness
Religion 053 Gender, Sexuality, and the Body in Islamic Discourses
Religion 056 Afro-Asian Solidarities in the Americas
Religion 058 Tis the Season: Festivals of Solstice, Yule, and Christmas
Religion 095 Religion Cafe: Senior Symposium
Religion 108 Poets, Saints & Storytellers

 

FALL 2023 COURSES

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Wallace Heinz class trip

Studying Religion in Nature

Mark Wallace and his Postmodern Religious Thought Seminar students visit the John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge after reading Derrida's work on religion and animals. More from Studying Religion in Nature

Abby Kluchin '03 teaching a course at the Brooklyn Institute for Social Research

Swarthmore in Brooklyn

Abby Kluchin '03, a religion Honors major at Swarthmore and now Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Religious Studies at Ursinus College, practiced intellectual community building at the Brooklyn Institute. More

Professor Yvonne Chireau teaching a class

The study of religion can offer deep and meaningful explorations into vital questions of identity, community, and selfhood in an academic setting.

Studying Religion in Nature

Mark Wallace and his Postmodern Religious Thought Seminar students visit the John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge after reading Derrida's work on religion and animals. More from Studying Religion in Nature

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