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Table of Contents - The Body In The History Of Religions

RELIG-ST 496RS The Body In The History Of Religions

The human body is the site of extensive imaginal and ritual activities in all religious traditions. This course explores some of the diverse ways religious communities have imagined and experienced the human body, as well as how the body had been manipulated and worked on in an effort to transform the human situation in the world.

Faculty: College of Arts & Sciences

Department: History

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