REL 356 CHINESE "RELIGIONS" FROM CONFUCIUS TO MAO
Chinese “religious” thought and practice can include philosophy, political science, ethics, aesthetics, physical education, medicine and mysticism. This course broadens the category of “religion” as we investigate traditions such as Confucianism, Daoism, Buddhism, Neo-Confucianism, Islam, Christianity and/or popular religion in China. Less familiar ideologies and a critical assessment of Communist texts, images and state rituals will also be considered.
Course Types
Advanced Studies; Asian Studies Elective; IGS: Asia Regional Concentration; International Business Regional Area Course