JDS 4053 credits
JDS 405: Theorizing Religion
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- This course introduces students to major theories of religion and their applications. Readings will come from a variety of relevant disciplines, including sociology, anthropology, psychology, and cognitive science. Themes considered will include defining religion, understanding the nature of religious experience, decoding the symbolic language of ritual, and mapping the social function of religion.
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