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Religion (Dual Major)
Overview
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Name | Title | Phone | Location | Office Hours | |
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Lauren Mancia | Program Coordinator | 718.951.2810 | Please email for appointment |
Student Learning Outcomes
Students will be able to:
Recognize and examine the significance of the roles of religion in history and in the contemporary world
Critically analyze and compare diverse cultural products (art, literature, language, philosophy, music, etc.) of religious lives, thoughts, and practices
Through engagement with primary and secondary sources, students will use the tools of various disciplines to critically assess religious thoughts and practices and their contributions to world history and culture
Situate religious practices in their historical contexts and religious cultural products in multiple historical and artistic perspectives, with an eye toward both continuity and change over time
Build cogent and critically rigorous arguments rooted in textual, artistic, and material evidence, through low- and high-stakes writing assignments and through oral presentations