SHA-3 Anthropology of Religion, Ritual, and Symbolic Systems

SHA-3 Anthropology of Religion, Ritual, and Symbolic Systems

COURSE INFORMATION

Learning outcomes:

  • Acquire a wide critical knowledge of recent anthropological theories of religion, ritual and symbolic systems
  • Engage with interdisciplinary approaches
  • Deepen their knowledge on anthropological methodologies and practices
  • Get aquainted with the analytical concepts and approaches in order to use them in their essays and dissertation and apply them in the study of anthropology of religion, ritual and symbolic systems

General Competences :

  • Search for, analysis and synthesis of data and information.
  • Working independently.
  • Respect for difference and multiculturalism.
  • Showing social, professional and ethical responsibility and sensitivity to gender issues, ethnicity and religious beliefs.
  • Criticism and self-criticism.

School:

Social Sciences

Academic Unit:

Social Anthropology and History

Level of studies:

Postgraduate

Course code:

SHA-3

Semester:

Independent teaching activities

Lectures:

Weekly teaching hours

3

Credits

10

Course type:

special background, specialised general knowledge

Prerequisite courses:

None

Language of instruction and examinations:

Greek

Teacher:

Paradellis

Is the course offered to erasmus students:

No