FALL 2009
HIS 6905 Religious History Colloquium
(restricted to faculty and graduate students)

This seminar is intended to establish an ongoing discussion about the methodological, structural, and pedagogical challenges of reading and interpreting religion historically. Students who enroll in this course with be expected to attend all of the seminar sessions and write a short response paper (1-2 pages) [seminar questions]. Readings, when offered, will be made available through course reserves at the Smathers Library.  A complete bibliography for the whole session will be linked to this page. Please contact Anna Lankina if you plan to attend.

Next seminar:

Kenneth Mills (University of Toronto), December 2, 11:30-1:30, Dauer 215

Please contact Professor Caputo [see email link on right] for a copy of the reading.

 

 

 

Sponsors

Center for Humanities and the Public Sphere

Center for Jewish Studies

Christian Study Center of Gainesville

History Department

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Office of Research at the University of Florida

A Project Grant from the Wabash Center for Teaching and Learning in Theology and Religion

Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation