Studies in Religion
The approaches to religion in this seminar range from the philosophical through the anthropological to the historical and comparative. We concern ourselves with religion in all of its manifestations—ancient and modern, primitive and civilized, heretical and orthodox, individual and cosmic. The guiding thread is whatever subjects are uppermost in the minds of those composing the membership at a given time. Since members come from different disciplines as well as different traditions and have a variety of personal orientations, we are assured maximum openness and flexibility.
Seminar: #405
Founded: 1945
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Seminar Administration
Chair:
Raymond F. Bulman
Professor of Theology
St. John's University
718.990.6161 ext.5421
bulmanRF@aol.com
Rapporteur:
Joel Lee
jgl2119@columbia.edu
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Meetings
 October 16, 2006, 4:00 pm, Faculty House, Presenters: Bruce Chilton, Professor of Religion, Bard College;, Alan F. Segal, Professor of Religion, Barnard College;, David Sterritt, co-Chair, Seminar on Cinema and Interdisciplinary Interpretation
"The Da Vinci Code: Perspectives on the Novel and Film" RSVP:bulmanf@aol.com
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