To study religions through Religiosophical, Cultural, Psychological and Sociological aspects.
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midterm paper, term paper, presentation, attandence
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2018-08-25
Professor: Professor James D FRANKEL
Course Description
由唔同學系的角度睇宗教
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Final
唔記得%了
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2018-08-25
Professor: Professor James D Frankel
Course Description
This course introduces the various approaches (such as philosophical, sociological, anthropological, psychological) to the study of religion, and attempts to show how, by utilizing the fruits and methods of these approaches, the history of religions can become the discipline which has religion itself as a proper object of study. This course then focuses on the study of the chief elements of religious beliefs and practices. These will include the phenomenon of religious experiences, myths, symbols, rituals, prayer and beliefs.
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2018-08-25
Professor: Professor James D. Frankel
Course Description
1) To become familiar with the basic vocabulary of the field of religious studies;
2) To develop an understanding of key theories, methods, concepts and issues in the academic study of religion;
3) To reflect on the relationship between religion and the human condition;
4) To engage in critical analysis of religious phenomena using the perspectives of key theories and methods in the academic study of religion.
5) To cultivate cultural sensitivity in the face of globalization and local multiculturalism;
6) To develop a critical yet sympathetic attitude in understanding religious phenomena;
7) To develop a sensitivity to the religious dimension of human life.
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15% Class Participation
25% Group Project Presentation
60% Paper
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2018-08-25
Professor: Prof. James D. FRANKEL
Course Description
各領域的宗教理論
Assessment
15% Class Participation
25% Group Project Presentation
25% Reflection Paper
35% Final Paper
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CUHK
CURE1111 The Study of Religion