Religion
Undergraduate and Graduate Seminar
M 4:10-6PM
This course considers the specific contribution that religious studies can make to understandings of ecological ethics. Beginning with a study of religions as practicing communities that can provide understandings of nature, sociality, the world, and the cosmos, the course considers different ethical methods and modes of living.
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