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1 Religious Studies Course List, Last Updated: 1/11/19 (List will be updated to reflect schedule changes) FALL WINTER SPRING HEB 1: Elementary Hebrew I MES 45: Intro to Middle East Studies Al-Sabbagh HEB 3: Elementary Hebrew III HEB 4: Intermediate Modern Hebrew IV HEB 114A: Readings in Modern RGST 10A: Elementary Arabic I RGST 10D: Intermediate Arabic IV HEB 2: Elementary Hebrew II HEB 6: Intermediate Modern Hebrew VI HEB 5: Intermediate Modern Hebrew HEB 114C: Readings in Modern V M. Campo HEB 114B: Readings in Modern RGST/EACS 3: Intro to Asian Religious Traditions Hillis M. Campo RGST 1: Introduction to the Study of Hillis RGST 4/EACS 5: Intro to Buddhism Wallace RGST 11A: Elementary Hindi I Fowler RGST 4/EACS 5: Intro to Buddhism Hillis RGST 10C: Elementary Arabic III M. Campo RGST 14: Intro to Native American Religious Studies RGST 5: Introduction to Judaism, Christianity, and Islam RGST 10F: Intermediate Arabic VI RGST/EACS 21: Zen Buddhism Hillis RGST 7: Intro to American s RGST 11C: Elementary Hindi III Fowler RGST 27: Mystical Experience Wolfson RGST 10B: Elementary Arabic II M. Campo RGST 20: Indic Civilization Fowler RGST 28: Gandhi & Resistance RGST 10E: Intermediate Arabic V M. Campo RGST 31: s of Tibet Cabezon RGST 35: Intro to and Politics Blankholm RGST 11B: Elementary Hindi II Fowler RGST 57C: Elementary Persian III Riazi, Toloo RGST 57A: Elementary Persian I Riazi, Toloo RGST 57D: Intermediate Persian IV Keynejad, Naz RGST 12: Religious Approaches to Death RGST 18: Comparing s White RGST 58C: Intensive Persian III Feiz RGST 65C: Intro to Turkish Language Taves Kot, Esma III
2 RGST 24: Teachings of Jesus in RGST 58A: Intensive Persian I Feiz RGST 65F: Intermediate Turkish VI Kot, Esma Comparative Perspective RGST/ASAM 71: Intro to Asian RGST 58D: Intensive Persian IV Feiz RGST 57B: Elementary Persian II Riazi, Toloo Busto American RGST 62: Dark Goddesses & Black RGST 80C: /Western Civ III: RGST 58B: Intensive Persian II Feiz Madonnas Modern RGST 65A: Intro to Turkish I Kot, Esma RGST 65B: Intro to Turkish II Kot, Esma RGST 81/HIST 46MI: Modern Iran RGST 65D: Intermediate Turkish IV Kot, Esma RGST 65E: Intermediate Turkish V Kot, Esma RGST 90AA: (Topics) Intro to Kazakh Doskeldi, RGST 80B: /Western Civ II: Language I Medieval RGST 90BB: (Topics) Intermediate Doskeldi, RGST 90AB: (Topics) Intro to Kazakh Doskeldi, Kazakh Language IV Language II RGST 98: Internship RGST 90BC: (Topics) Intermediate Doskeldi, Kazakh Language V RGST 101B/RGST 237: Religious Experience Taves RGST 98: Internship RGST 84: Introduction to Islamic Civilization RGST 90AC: (Topics) Elementary Kazakh III RGST 90BD: (Topics) Intermediate Kazakh Language VI RGST 98: Internship RGST 101A: New Religious Movement Doskeldi, Doskeldi, Hoesly RGST 106: Modernity and the Process of Secularization Carlson RGST 113: and Film Hecht RGST/EACS 109B: Christianity, Judaism, and Islam in China Steavu RGST 110F: and Science Fiction Busto RGST 114E: Adolescent Rites of Passage: Religious Diversity in US RGST 111: Women's Politics and in the Muslim Middle East RGST 110L: LGBT Religious History: Queering the Spirit RGST 115A: Literature and of the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament RGST 114X/ITAL 114X: Dante's "Divine Comedy" RGST 115G: The Dead Sea Scrolls and Their Community Snyder RGST 115MP: The Minor Prophets RGST 127C: Christian Thought and Cultures of the Reformation
3 RGST 127A: Christian Thought and Cultures of the Ancient World RGST 116B: Second-Century Christianity RGST 128A: and Spirituality in the Roman Empire RGST 130: Judaism RGST 119A: Introduction to Islamic Law Ahmad RGST 129: s of the Ancient Near East RGST 133B/C LIT 184A: Jewish Graphic Novel RGST 119F: History of Islamic Theology RGST 133E/C LIT 184C: Hebrew Literature RGST 135: Readings in Tibetan Buddhist Texts Cabezon RGST 127B: Christian Thought and Cultures of the Middle Ages RGST 135: Readings in Tibetan Buddhist Texts Cabezon RGST 138B: Global Catholicism RGST 131F: History of Anti-Semitism Hecht RGST 138D: Catholicism and U.S. History Assoc. RGST 148A: Advanced Arabic I Reynolds RGST 131H: Politics & in Jerusalem Hecht RGST 140E: Islam in America Moore RGST 149D: Islamic Philosophy RGST 132B: Jewish Dream Interpretation from the Bible to Freud Wolfson RGST 140F: Modern Islamic Movements Campo RGST 150B: and Tourism in Modern America RGST 132C: Representations of Jesus in Jewish Thought from Late Antiquity Wolfson RGST 148C: Advanced Arabic III Reynolds to the Middle Ages RGST 156CC: Seminar in Social Ethics Hamilton RGST 133C: Studies in Jewish Law RGST/EACS 156A: Anthropology of Yang RGST/INT 156EE: Environmental Ethics Jarrett RGST 140A: Islamic Traditions Thibdeau, J RGST/INT 156CE: College and Ethics Jarrett RGST 157D: Persian Trickster Tales RGST 148B: Advanced Arabic II Reynolds RGST 156CI: Social Ethics Research Hamilton RGST 159A: Elementary Sanskrit Hillis RGST/INT 156BE: Biomedical Ethics Jarrett RGST 157:, Law & Society
4 RGST 159N: Religious Literature in Sanskrit: Buddhist Literature Wallace RGST 157E: Intensive Persian V Feiz RGST 157F: Intensive Persian VI Feiz RGST 160A: Religious Traditions of India Staff RGST 157I: Persian Media and Translation Feiz RGST 157PP: Classic Persian Literature and Translation Feiz RGST 177: & Law RGST 159B: Elementary Sanskrit Hillis RGST 159C: Elementary Sanskrit Hillis RGST 181F/RGST 292SR/HIST 201ME : Shi'ism Before and After the Iranian Revolution RGST 190RS: and Revolution: The Case fo the Black Spiritual Al-Bahloly, Saleem RGST 159J: Religious Literature in Sanskrit: Puranas RGST 185: Food,, & Culture in the Middle East Holdrege J. Campo RGST/C LIT 162I: Desire, Sex, and Romance in Traditions of India RGST 190FS: The Fatigue is the Shari a Ahmad RGST 195:* Senior Honors Research RGST 190FC: First Contact Busto RGST 190WE: Wall Street Ethics Kauffman RGST 198: Internship RGST 190EL: The Question of Love in Contemporary European Philosophy Buijs, Martijn RGST 190NS: The Novels of Neal Stephenson: Science, Literature, Ethics Al-Bahloly, Saleem RGST 199:* Independent Studies RGST 190JA: Kierkegaard Thornton, Simon RGST 195:* Senior Honors Research RGST 199RA:* Research Assistant RGST 190JB: The Hero in Ancient Epic Traditions Fowler RGST 198: Internship * If interested in RGST 195, 199, or 199RA, please contact the RGST Undergraduate advisor at corzechowski@hfa.ucsb.edu. RGST 193/ENV S 189: and Ecology in America RGST 199:* Independent Studies RGST 195:* Senior Honors Research RGST 199RA:* Research Assistant RGST 198: Internship * If interested in RGST 195, 199, or 199RA, please contact the Undergraduate advisor at
5 RGST 199:* Independent Studies RGST 199RA:* Research Assistant RGST 200A: Proseminar in History and Theory of RGST 200D: Proseminar in History and Theory of RGST 216A: Seminar on South Asian Buddhist Traditions RGST 232B: Messianic Eschatology and Apocalyptic Time RGST 247: Seminar in Native American Religious Traditions Blankholm Yang Cabezon & Wallace Wolfson * If interested in RGST 195, 199, or 199RA, please contact the RGST Undergraduate advisor at corzechowski@hfa.ucsb.edu. RGST 200B: Proseminar in History and Theory of RGST 206D: Seminar on Bhakti Traditions Carlson RGST 200C: Proseminar in History and Theory of RGST 206L: Seminar on Subaltern Traditions and Counter-Traditions in South Asia RGST 211A: and Ethnography: Theory, Praxis, Experience Holdrege Holdrege RGST 240E: Islam in America Moore RGST 251B: in American History Since 1865 RGST 237A: Muses, Spirits, and Deities: Social Cognition and Inspired Texts Taves RGST 240F: Seminar on Modern Islamic Movements Campo RGST/CHIN 260: Readings in Taosim Steavu- Balint RGST 253: Ancient Mediterranean Studies Core Seminar RGST 253: Ancient Mediterranean Studies Core Seminar RGST 594RS: Special Topics RGST 280: Method in Islamic Studies Ahmad RGST 275: Law and Moore RGST 292SR: Special Topics RGST 280A: Methods in the Study of Blankholm RGST 289C: Guided Readings in Modern Arabic Literature Reynolds RGST 288: Classical Arabic Theological Texts
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