How to Conceptualize an Introductory Course on the Academic Study of Religion: Systematic Reflections and Exemplary Answers
How should instructors conceptualize an introductory course on the academic study of religion? This article combines an abstract and broader review of different conceptualizations of such courses with hands-on discussions of two exemplary teaching models. The "case study model" applies dif...
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Berghahn
2021
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Religion and society
Year: 2021, Volume: 12, Issue: 1, Pages: 115-128 |
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Ethnography
B Introduction B Modernity B lived religions B Anthropology B Syllabus B Discipline B Teaching |
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