Spring 2014 Courses

• List is subject to change; courses may be added before the quarter begins.
• Majors and minors must take courses for a letter grade.
• To petition a course for the major/minor, submit a student petition to the Study of Religion office upon enrollment.
• Courses that focus on a single religious tradition are designated as follows: (B) Buddhism, (C) Christianity, (EA) East Asian, (H) Hinduism, (I) Islam, (J) Judaism, (P) Paganism.

Lower Division

Minor only
HUM 2	Rome,Christianity and the Middle Ages	LE
RELI 2	Comparative World Religions	LE	801547	Bass
Not applicable toward major or minor, but enriching!
RELI 87	Freshman Seminar: Beginning Meditation	SE	835388	Verdicchio

Upper Division

Arts & Humanities
HIEA 135	Thought&Religion in China: Buddhism	LE	807359	Cahill	(B)
HIEU 125	Reformation Europe	LE	807364	Marino
HIEU 132	Germany From Luther to Bismarck	LE	807368	Hertz
HIEU 163	Topics/Medievl Hist: The Natural and the Supernatural	SE	807158	Caciola
HINE 118	Middle East in the Twentieth Century	LE	807512	Provence
HINE 170	Topics/JewishHist: The Jesus of History	SE	807164	Goodblatt	(J)
LTEN 149	Topics/English Lit: Antisemitism in English Lit	LE	803901	Lampert-Weissig	By petition
LTWL 135	The Buddhist Imaginary	LE	810449	Cohen	(B)
LTWL 158C	Christianity, Empire, and Revolution	LE	810459	Blanco	(C)
RELI 101	Tools & Methods in the Study of Religion	LE	804520	Kalleres
RELI 134	Topics/AmerReligion: What is Happening to Religion in America?	LE	809938	Cassedy
RELI 143	Performing Religion	LE	801548	Cohen
VIS 122D	Michelangelo	LE	807589	Greenstein
VIS 128A	Topics/Pre-Modern Art History: Art and Experience in the Middle Ages	LE	807594	Tronzo
Social Sciences
ANAR 143	Archeology, Anthropology & the Bible	LE	805612	Levy
ANAR 154	The Aztecs & their Ancestors	LE	810525	Braswell
COMM 158	Representations of the Israeli/Palestinian Conflict	LE	807220	Fields	By petition
POLI 136	Religion and Politics	LE	802568	Magagna	By petition