Religion
Undergraduate and Graduate Seminar
Tu 10:10AM-12PM
Concepts and sensibilities surrounding time and temporality are major aspects of people’s sense of reality and “how the world works.” In our inquiries we will pay attention to where practices and concepts that seem obviously associated with religion make their appearance and what assumptions make that classification seem obvious. We will also examine how conceptual tools of religious studies might aid us in understanding how conceptions and sensibilities regarding time and temporality emerge, are transmitted, and transformed in and through communities of practice.
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