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1 Religious Studies Course List, Last Updated: 3/29/18 (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 HEB 6: Intermediate Modern Hebrew HEB 2: Elementary Hebrew II IV VI RGST 2: Islam and the West from 700- HEB 5: Intermediate Modern Hebrew HEB 114B: Readings in Modern Ahmad A. Amihay 1850 V Hebrew Prose and Poetry RGST 5: Introduction to Judaism, Christianity, and Islam A. Amihay RGST 10A: Elementary Arabic I M. Campo HEB 114A: Readings in Modern RGST/EACS 3: Intro to Asian A. Amihay Hillis Hebrew Prose & Poetry Religious Traditions RGST 1: Introduction to the Study of Hillis RGST 10C: Elementary Arabic III M. Campo RGST 10D: Intermediate Arabic IV M. Campo RGST 4/EACS 5: Intro to Buddhism Hillis RGST 10F: Intermediate Arabic VI El Omari RGST 11A: Elementary Hindi I Fowler RGST 7: Intro to American s Walker RGST 11C: Elementary Hindi III Fowler RGST 11D: Intermediate Hindi IV Fowler RGST 10B: Elementary Arabic II M. Campo RGST 11F: Intermediate Hindi VI Fowler RGST 12: Religious Approaches to Death RGST 14: Intro to Native American Religious Studies RGST 17A: Introduction to Biblical Hebrew RGST/EACS 21: Zen Buddhism White RGST 10E: Intermediate Arabic V M. Campo RGST 17C: Biblical Hebrew III Garr RGST 19: Gods and Goddesses of Talamantez RGST 11B: Elementary Hindi II Fowler Holdrege India Garr RGST 11E: Intermediate Hindi V Fowler RGST 28: Gandhi & Resistance Elison RGST 17B: Introduction to Biblical Steavu- Hillis Garr RGST/EACS 47: Intro to Taoism Hebrew II Balint
2 RGST 26: Introduction to Jewish Mysticism RGST 31: s of Tibet RGST 35: Intro to and Politics Wolfson RGST 18: Comparing s Taves RGST 57C: Elementary Persian III Raizi Cabezon Blankholm RGST 24: Teachings of Jesus in Comparative Perspective RGST/CHIN 32: Contemporary Chinese s RGST 57A: Elementary Persian I Raizi RGST 57B: Elementary Persian II Raizi RGST 57D: Intermediate Persian IV Zonouzi RGST 57E: Intermediate Persian V Zonouzi Thomas RGST 57F: Intermediate Persian VI Zonouzi Yang RGST 58C: Intensive Persian III Feiz RGST 61: African s of Americas RGST 65C: Intro to Turkish Language RGST 57E: Intermediate Persian V Feiz RGST 57F: Intermediate Persian VI Feiz RGST 65F: Intermediate Turkish VI Yilmaz III Kurnaz RGST 58A: Intensive Persian I Feiz RGST 58B: Intensive Persian II Feiz RGST 62: Dark Goddesses & Black Madonnas RGST 65B: Intro to Turkish II Kurnaz RGST/ASAM 71: Intro to Asian American RGST 80C: /Western Civ III: Modern Busto RGST 65A: Intro to Turkish I Kurnaz RGST 65E: Turkish V Yilmaz RGST 81/HIST 46MI: Modern Iran Afary RGST 65D: Turkish IV Yilmaz RGST 90AB: (Topics) Intro to Kazakh Language II RGST 90AC: (Topics) Elementary Kazakh III RGST 73: Intro to Japanese s Castiglioni RGST 90BC: (Topics) Intermediate Kazakh Language V RGST 90BD: (Topics) Intermediate Kazakh Language VI RGST 80B: /Western Civ II: Medieval Caron RGST 104: Problems in the Study of Walker RGST 104: Problems in the Study of Blankholm RGST 82: Modern Arab Culture Reynolds RGST 106: Modernity and the Process of Secularization RGST 110M: and Music in Cuba
3 RGST 84: Introduction to Islamic Civilization El Omari RGST 111B: Mongolian Buddhism Wallace RGST 111: Women's Politics and in the Muslim Middle East Afary RGST 90AA: (Topics) Intro to Kazakh Language I RGST 114E: Adolescent Rites of Passage: Religious Diversity in US Talamantez RGST 116A: New Testament & Early Christianity Thomas RGST 90BB: (Topics) Intermediate Kazakh Language IV RGST 119F: History of Islamic Theology El Omari RGST 119E: Islam and Government Ahmad RGST 98: Internship Afary RGST 123/ASAM 161: Asian RGST 127B: Christian Thought and Busto American s Cultures of the Middle Ages RGST 113: and Film RGST 125: The Mind of Egypt Ahmad RGST 129: s of the Ancient Near East Garr RGST 115A: and RGST 127A: Christian Thought & RGST 131D: Judaism in Modern of the Hebrew Bible/Old Garr Cultures of the Ancient World Times Testament RGST 127C: Christian Thought and Cultures of the Reformation RGST 131F: History of Anti-Semitism RGST 133D: Gender in Judaism A. Amihay RGST 130: Judaism RGST 131H: Politics & in Jerusalem RGST 133E/C LIT 184C: Hebrew RGST 135: Readings in Tibetan RGST 135: Readings in Tibetan Cabezon RGST 131J: Rabbinic A. Amihay Cabezon Buddhist Texts Buddhist Texts RGST 132D: Jewish Magic, the RGST 138: Topics in Catholic Studies Taves Wolfson RGST 138: Topics in Catholic Studies Pranger Occult, and Western Esotericism RGST 133B/C LIT 184A: Jewish RGST 139D: Coptic Language and RGST 148A: Advanced Arabic I Khedher Thomas Graphic Novel RGST 140B:, Politics and RGST 149D: Islamic Philosophy El Omari RGST 133C: Studies in Jewish Law A. Amihay Campo Society in the Persian Gulf Region
4 RGST 156CC: Seminar in Social Ethics Hamilton RGST/INT 156EE: Environmental Jarrett Ethics RGST 134A: Medicine, Magic, & Miracle: Medieval Christianity & Healing in Mediterranean RGST 137: Gnosticism and Manichaeism Caron RGST 148C: Advanced Arabic III Khedher Thomas RGST/INT 156CE: College and Ethics Jarrett RGST 159A: Elementary Sanskrit I Hillis RGST 139C: Coptic Language and Thomas RGST 156CI: Social Ethics Research Hamilton RGST 159L: Religious in Sanskrit: Philosophical Wallace RGST 140A: Islamic Traditions McCarthy RGST 157:, Law & Society A. Amihay RGST 160A: Religious Traditions of India Elison RGST 148B: Advanced Arabic II Khedher RGST 157A: Advanced Persian I Feiz RGST 161D: Yoga, Alchemy, and RGST 155: and the Impact Tantra: Three Paths to Power in White of Vietnam Medieval India RGST 157G: Persian Cinema Feiz RGST 158C: Consciousness and the RGST 177: & Law A. Amihay RGST/INT 156BE: Biomedical Ethics Jarrett Body in Hindu Traditions Holdrege RGST 181G: Reformist Shi'ism Afary RGST 157CP: Contemporary Persian Feiz RGST 159C: Elementary Sanskrit Hillis RGST 187A: Politics of Veiling in Modern Egypt Afary RGST 159B: Elementary Sanskrit Hillis RGST 159G: Religious in Sanskrit White RGST 190AR: Aztec Lopez RGST 159G: Religious in Sanskrit Holdrege RGST 162J: Modern Hinduism Elison RGST 190PL: Self-Realization in a Literary & Philosophical Point of View Faslua RGST 185: Food,, & Culture in the Middle East J. Campo RGST/EACS 171: Buddhism and Local Cults in Asia Castiglioni
5 RGST 190RR: Seminar in Race and Busto RGST 190MI: Indigenous Mindfulness Research and Methods Becenti RGST 190EI: Ethical Investing Kauffman RGST 195:* Senior Honors Research Any RGST 190SB: Photology and the Syrian Uprising Almohammed RGST 190IS: Critical Research on Indigenous Language & Politics in Public Schools Becenti RGST 198: Internship Afary RGST 190RT: Arab Spring Khedher RGST 190TK: Maghrebi Arabic Khedher RGST 199:* Independent Studies Any RGST 193/ENV S 189: and Ecology in America Talamantez RGST 199RA:* Research Assistant Any RGST 195:* Senior Honors Research Any RGST 190WI: Ethics, Ecology, and the Catholic Church RGST 190ZZ: God: A Post-mortem Goggin Report * If interested in RGST 195, 199, or 199RA, please contact the RGST Undergraduate advisor at corzechowski@hfa.ucsb.edu. RGST 199:* Independent Studies Any RGST 195:* Senior Honors Research Any RGST 199RA:* Research Assistant Any RGST 198: Internship Afary * If interested in RGST 195, 199, or 199RA, please contact the RGST Undergraduate advisor at corzechowski@hfa.ucsb.edu. RGST 199:* Independent Studies Any RGST 199RA:* Research Assistant Any * If interested in RGST 195, 199, or 199RA, please contact the Undergraduate advisor at corzechowski@hfa.ucsb.edu. GRADUATE COURSES RGST 200A: Proseminar in History and Theory of Blankholm
6 RGST 200D: Proseminar in History and Theory of RGST 206K: Visuality in Traditions of South Asia RGST 211A: and Ethnography: Theory, Praxis, Experience RGST 232C: Negative Theology and Jewish, Christian, and Muslim RGST 247: Seminar in Native American Religious Traditions Walker Elison GRADUATE COURSES RGST 200B: Proseminar in History and Theory of Wolfson RGST 206G: Seminar on Hindu Discourses of the Body Holdrege Wolfson RGST 212: Mongolian Buddhism Wallace RGST 240B: Seminar on, Talamantez Campo, J Politics & Society in the Persian Gulf GRADUATE COURSES RGST 200C: Proseminar in History and Theory of RGST 206J: Seminar on Contemporary Issues in South White RGST 210M: and Music in Cuba RGST 257: Seminar in Buddhist Studies Wallace RGST 288: Classical Arabic Theological Texts El Omari RGST 238: Catholic Traditions Pranger RGST/CHIN 260: Readings in Taosim Steavu- Balint RGST 292AT: Special Topics Taves RGST 240B: Seminar on, Politics & Society in the Persian Gulf Campo RGST 266R: Seminar in Race and Busto RGST 594A: Special Topics Becenti RGST 243M: Materialsims Blankholm RGST 281: Islamic Political Philosophy RGST 251A: in American Ahmad RGST 594C: Special Topics Carlson History to 1865 Walker RGST 281G: Reformist Shi'ism Afary RGST 257: Seminar in Buddhist Studies Cabezon RGST 594A: Special Topics Becenti RGST 594A: Special Topics Becenti RGST 594AT: Special Topics Taves RGST 594C: Special Topics Carlson
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