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Honors Seminars Spring 2012
Asian Religious Diversity in the Triangle
Course: |
HON 398 Sec:001 | |
Credit: |
1 hours | |
GER
Cat: |
N/A | |
Time: |
13:00 - 15:00 | |
Days: |
Fri | |
Location: |
Clark Hall 205 | |
Instructor: |
Mr. Darby Orcutt Senior Collection Manager for Humanities & Social Sciences |
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Description: |
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Primarily through participant-observer visits to places of worship (e.g., Hindu temple, Sikh gurudwara, Islamic mosque, Buddhist temple), students will have guided opportunities to learn, discuss, and reflect upon diverse religious practices of South and East Asian ethnic and immigrant communities within our local area. Apart from an introductory and a concluding classroom meeting, the class will meet for four (weekend) sessions during the semester to visit sites and services. Van transportation will be provided. |
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