REL 40 Topics in the Religions of South and Southeast Asia

This course will focus in some depth on a particular aspect of religion in South or Southeast Asia—for example, a particular religion, sect, time period, body of literature, type of religion, or religious movement. The topic will change with each offering, and students may take the course more than once. Sample topics include: Gods, Demons, and Monkeys: The Ramayana Epic of India; Hindus and Muslims in India; and Contemporary Vietnamese Religions. Open to all classes.

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:TMV; WCult:NW

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Offered

• Winter