2009 Fall AAAS 150-01
Bulletin Course Description Diasporic religious expression and practice, from Africa to the Americas. Special attention to the relationship between religion and history, both during slavery and beyond, as well as to the social, gendered, aesthetic, and more strictly religious forces that lie at the heart of Black diasporic religious expression. Instructor: Staff
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Title RELIGIONS OF AFRICAN DIASPORA Department AAAS Course Number 2009 Fall 150 Section Number 01 Primary Instructor Piot,Charles D Prerequisites
Synopsis of course content
An introduction to diasporic religious expression and practice, from Africa to the Americas. Special attention is paid to the relationship between religion and history, both during slavery and beyond, as well as to the social, gendered, aesthetic, and more strictly religious forces that lie at the heart of Black diasporic religous expression.
