Course Title:
Goddesses, Witches, Saints, and Sinners: Women in Western Religions
Course Description:
Begins with an analysis of the theory that original Western religion was goddess centered. Examines image, text, and ritual in the ancient world to analyze this theory and to explore what some scholars call the patriarchalization of these primal religions. Looks at the way that goddesses of the ancient world became saints or sinners under the newly constituted patriarchy. Includes a consideration of scripture such as the Hebrew Bible, Greek Testament, and Qu’ran as well as noncanonical texts.
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Prerequisite Remarks:
Not open to students who have completed PHL U103 except by permission of instructor.
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Additional Information:
Approved course: NU Core-Comparative Study of Cultures
Approved course: NU Core-Arts/Humanities Level 1
Approved course: Arts & Sciences Core-Historical/Ethical/Aesthetic
