Spring 2015 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
Not applicable toward major or minor, but enriching!
RELI 87	Freshman Seminar: Beginning Meditation	SE	835388	Verdicchio

Upper Division

Arts & Humanities
HIEU 161	Topics/Roman History: Last Pagan Generation	SE	836518	Watts	By petition
HIEU 163	Topics/MedievalHist: Natural & Supernatural	SE	836520	Caciola
HIEU 176	Politics in the Jewish Past	SE	840735	Hertz	By petition
HINE 104	Sex in the Bible	LE	836648	Propp	(J) By petition
HINE 126	Iranian Revolution in Historical Perspective	LE	836649	Staff
HINE 170	Topics/Jewish History: The Jesus of History	SE	836651	Goodblatt	(J, C)
HISC 110	Historical Encounters/Science & Religion	LE	836655	Westman	By petition
HITO 124	Mystical Traditions	LE	836657	Propp
JUDA 136	Sex in the Bible	LE	836648	Propp	(J, C)
LTWL 136	Socially Engaged Buddhism	LE	841137	Cohen	(B) By petition
PHIL 185	Philosophy of Religion	LE	836726	Nelkin
RELI 101	Tools & Methods in the Study of Religion	LE	832428	Rahimi
RELI 146	Topics/Religions of Antiquity: Ancient Cosmologies	LE	832429	Myerston
RELI 188	Topics in Religion: The Devil in Film	LE	832430	Kalleres	(C)
RELI 189	Seminar in Religion: Religious Body	SE	840752	Kalleres	(C)
VIS 120A	Greek Art	LE	835112	Nodelman
Social Sciences
ANAR 143	Archaeology, Anthropology and the Bible	LE	841339	Levy
SOCI 157	Religion in Contemporary Society	LE	836390	Jules-Rosette