Study Programme B-KUL-A02E9A Introduction to Eastern Religions

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General information

  • Academic year: 2011-2012
  • Study points: 4
  • Language: English
  • Difficulty: Introductory
  • Duration: 26.0 hours Schedule
  • Periodicity: Taught every three years (2011-2012, 2014-2015, ...)
  • POC: POC Theology and Religious Studies
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Taught by

N.
Gielen Joris (substitute)

Aims

This course aims to enable students to
· gain insight into the particularity of Indian religions
· comprehend and explain important concepts, ideas and practices in Indian religions
· understand how important religious views and practices are related to the historical evolution of religions in India
· comprehend the complexity of religion in contemporary India
· critically assess Western representations of Indian religions

Previous knowledge

None

Content

This course consists of six parts
1.     Do Indian religions exist?
2.     Religious history of India
3.     Hinduism
4.     Sikhism
5.     Buddhism
6.     Jainism

This course is included in

Bachelor of Arts in Theology and Religious Studies   (Required)  
Bachelor of Arts in Theology and Religious Studies (Abridged Programme)  
Study Abroad Programme in European Culture and Society (PECS)  
Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy  

Course Material

Slides, transparencies, courseware
Multimedia
Toledo / e-platform

Activities

B-KUL-A02E9a Introduction to Eastern Religions

Evaluation

B-KUL-A22E9a Evaluation : Introduction to Eastern Religions