Fall 2023 Religion UN2779 section 001

INTRODUCTION TO NATIVE AMERICAN RELIGIOU

INTRO NAT AMER RELIGIOUS

Call Number 00295
Day & Time
Location
TR 2:40pm-3:55pm
LL103 Diana Center
Points 3
Grading Mode Standard
Approvals Required None
Instructor Tiffany Hale
Type LECTURE
Course Description

There are over 800 distinct Native American nations currently within the borders of the United States. This course offers a broad introduction to the diversity of American Indian religious systems and their larger functions in communities and in history. We will explore general themes in the study of Native American religious traditions as well as look at some specific examples of practices, ideas, and beliefs. Of particular importance are the history and effects of colonialism and missionization on Native peoples, their continuing struggles for religious freedom and cultural and linguistic survival, and the ways in which American Indians engage with religion and spirituality, both past and present, to respond to social, cultural, political, and geographical change.

Web Site Vergil
Department Religion @Barnard
Enrollment 22 students (30 max) as of 9:07PM Wednesday, April 17, 2024
Subject Religion
Number UN2779
Section 001
Division Barnard College
Campus Barnard College
Section key 20233RELI2779V001