2010-2011 Undergraduate & Graduate Catalog
ANT 315 - Comparative Religions
A cross-cultural study of contemporary religions. Examines the diversity of religious meanings through the lived experiences of cultures, traditions, and sects around the world. Exposes students to anthropological interpretations of religion through a range of methods, including ethnography. Themes include symbolisms, ritual, death, shamanism, healing, magic, pilgrimage and interfaith movements. Fulfills World Perspectives requirement; part of Religion theme. Offered fall and winter semesters.
Credits: 3