Working through the details of his life, we’ll explore questions of race, poetics, religious freedom, gender and sexuality, disability, irony, and more—all with an eye both to Ali’s status as an American Muslim of world importance and the importance of religion in the postwar US.
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This course explores topics including yoga, mindfulness, Transcendental Meditation, acupuncture, chiropractic, Reiki, pentecostal divine healing, Jehovah’s Witnesses’ refusal of blood transfusions, and ethics in end-of-life care.
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This course will explore contemporary Muslim religious experiences through fiction written by Muslim authors.
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This course is an invitation to think deeply together about what we might mean by religion through thoughtful encounters with some intriguing and provocative writing about religious stuff, with a view to helping you to find your own voice in this conversation.
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This course develops graduate students’ teaching philosophies and skills in the classroom.
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