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LSHV-491 Understanding the Symbolic Language of Religion

LSHV-491 Understanding the Symbolic Language of Religion
Fall only
O'Brien, William
This course offers an introduction to four major approaches to understanding and interpreting religion and its symbolic expression. Seminal works of Carl Jung, Joseph Campbell, Mircea Eliade, and Paul Ricoeur will receive particular attention. Exploration of their approaches will include a consideration of their implications for an understanding and appreciation of foundational works of the Christian tradition.
Credits: 3
Prerequisites: Liberal Studies students only
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