ANTH 131
Anthropology Of Religion
Mid-level course exploring how religious practice and identities are shaped in specific histories, localities, and diasporas in two or more non-western world civilizations. Topics include theories of religion, religious ideas and practices among peoples who do not use Western concepts of religion or belief, politics of religious experience, and religion in the construction of personhood, communities, and ethnic, national, and diasporic identities. Recommendations: Sophomore standing or permission of instructor.
Topics
- theories of religion
- religious ideas and practices among peoples who do not use Western concepts of religion or belief
- politics of religious experience
- and religion in the construction of personhood
- communities
- and ethnic
- national
- and diasporic identities
Topics explicitly listed in official catalogue description
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗Current public catalogue; retrieved 2026-11-05