Course Code |
Course Title |
RLG1000Y
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Method and Theory in the Study of Religion
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RLG1002H |
Philosophy of Religion Gateway Seminar |
RLG1003H |
Islamic Studies Gateway Seminar |
RLG1004H |
Religions of Mediterranean Antiquity Gateway Seminar |
RLG1005H |
Jewish Studies Gateway Seminar |
RLG1006H |
South Asian Religions Gateway Seminar |
RLG1200H
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The MA Method and Theory Workshop
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RLG1501H
|
Directed Reading
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RLG1502H
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Directed Reading
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RLG2000Y
|
Major Research Paper
|
RLG2005H |
Religion and Posthumanism |
RLG2015H
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Comparing Religion
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RLG2017H
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Religion, Secularism, and the Public Sphere
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RLG2020H
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Early Christianity, Ancient Judaism, Ancient "Magic"
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RLG2021H
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Mystical Poetics and the Study of Religious Aesthetics
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RLG2022H
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Religion, Mourning, and Trauma
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RLG2025H
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Fragments of Redemption: Sigmund Freud and Theodor W. Adorno |
RLG2040H |
Commentary: Theory and Practice |
RLG2045H |
Modern Buddhist Fiction |
RLG2060H
|
Religion and Philosophy in the European Enlightenment
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RLG2061H
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Why Philosophy Matters to Religious Studies
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RLG2062H
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Modern Hermeneutics and Religion
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RLG2064H
|
Constructing Religion
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RLG2065H |
Philosophical Texts in Religion |
RLG2067H
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Philosophical Topics in the Study of Religion
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RLG2072H
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Kant’s Theory of Religion
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RLG2081H |
Trauma, Healing, and Transformation |
RLG2086H
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Fieldwork in Religious Studies
|
RLG3104H |
Feminist and Womanist Biblical Interpretation |
RLG3123H |
Samson in Text and Tradition |
RLG3143H
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Hebraica
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RLG3190H
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Pseudepigraphy in Ancient Mediterranean Religion
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RLG3200H
|
The Politics of Bible Translation
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RLG3212H
|
Martyrdom in Early Christianity |
RLG3216H
|
Christianity in the Ancient Near East
|
RLG3217H
|
Social Networks and Elective Cults in Antiquity
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RLG3228H
|
Social History of the Early Jesus Movement
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RLG3242H
|
Christian Asceticism in Late Antiquity
|
RLG3243H
|
The Synoptic Problem
|
RLG3249H
|
Studies in the Synoptic Gospels
|
RLG3250H |
Heresy and Deviance in Early Christianity |
RLG3252H |
The Letter of James and Early Christian Wisdom |
RLG3280H |
Christianities of South Asia |
RLG3290H
|
Words and Worship in Christian Cultures
|
RLG3401H
|
Reading Buddhist Texts I
|
RLG3402H
|
Reading Buddhist Texts II
|
RLG3413H
|
Burmese Religions
|
RLG3419H
|
Teaching Buddhism
|
RLG3454H
|
Readings in Tibetan Buddhism I
|
RLG3457H |
Buddhism and Healing |
RLG3460H
|
Sanskrit Readings
|
RLG3461H
|
Sanskrit Readings II
|
RLG3501H
|
Special Topics in Islamic Studies
|
RLG3504H |
Biblical Narratives in the Qur’an |
RLG3516H
|
Islamic Law and Society
|
RLG3517H
|
Shiʿi Studies: The State of the Field
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RLG3518H
|
Foundations in Shi’I Studies
|
RLG3519H
|
Islamic Intellectual Traditions
|
RLG3523H |
Islamic Origins: Sources, Debates, and Prospects |
RLG3527H
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The Anthropology of Islam
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RLG3528H
|
Tools of the Craft: Research Fluency in Islamic Studies
|
RLG3544H
|
Muslim Material Cultures |
RLG3555H |
The Prophetic Family in Islamic Tradition |
RLG3601H
|
Philo: The First Jewish Philosopher
|
RLG3610H
|
Wisdom in Second Temple Judaism
|
RLG3621H
|
Modern Jewish Thought
|
RLG3622H
|
Maimonides and His Modern Interpreters
|
RLG3623H |
The Thought of Leo Strauss |
RLG3634H
|
Worship and Scripture at Qumran
|
RLG3645H
|
The Jewish Legal Tradition
|
RLG3647H
|
Early Rabbinic Judaism
|
RLG3701H
|
Vaishnavism
|
RLG3702H
|
Debates in Classical South Asian Religion and History
|
RLG3704H
|
Readings in Sanskrit Literature
|
RLG3705H |
Becoming Hindu: Ritual Life in Hindu Traditions |
RLG3710H
|
Newar Religion
|
RLG3717H
|
Renunciation and Erotica in Sanskrit Poetry
|
RLG3718H
|
Sikhs in Early Modern India: Texts and Encounters
|
RLG3722H |
Approaching the Literary in South Asian Religions |
RLG3744H
|
Hindu Epics
|
RLG3763H
|
Readings in Sanskrit Philosophy
|
RLG3771H |
After the Śaiva Age: Regional Śaivism in the Second Millenium |
RLG3789H |
Burmese Buddhist Literature |
RLG3823H |
Buddhism and Indigeneity |
RLG3931H
|
Topics in North American Religions
|
RLG4001H
|
Directed Reading: TST Seminar
|
RLG4004H
|
Colloquium Presentation
|
SRD4444Y
|
Doctoral Seminar Series — Compulsory Attendance (Credit/No Credit)
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