Religion In Culture

About this class:

A romp through the fundamental ideas about anything and everything humankind has entertained in the past 40,000 years (a.k.a. religions and worldviews) and the ideas about those ideas (a.k.a. Anthropological Theory). Our story begins 150 years ago as reports of what seemed to be strange and exotic beliefs, rites, and customs poured in from remote centers of the earth to that little corner of the world known as “The West.” Here, a group of men with adventurous minds and idle legs attempted to make sense of these bizarre ideas and rites. They called themselves, “anthropologists.” This class tells the story of the anthropologists’ 150-year engagement with the most fundamental beliefs, ideas and ideals of all humankind.

Fall 2009 Course Schedule

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