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Document Type: | Book |
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All Authors / Contributors: |
Jonathan Z Smith; Christopher I Lehrich |
ISBN: | 9780199944293 0199944296 |
OCLC Number: | 900154657 |
Notes: | Includes index |
Description: | viii, 164 s |
Contents: | Approaching the college classroom -- Religion in the academy -- Introductory course: less is better -- Basic problems in the study of religion -- Scriptures and histories -- Here and now: prospects for graduate education -- Connections -- Religious studies: whither (wither) and why? -- Are theological and religious studies compatible? -- Religion and religious studies: no difference at all -- Academic profession -- Re-forming the undergraduate curriculum: a retrospective -- Why the college major?: questioning the great unexplained aspect of undergraduate education puzzlement -- Puzzlement -- Towards imagining new frontiers -- To double business bound |
Responsibility: | by Jonathan Z. Smith ; edited by Christopher I. Lehrich |
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indispensable guidebook for all who choose to engage and teach the difficult but solvable puzzle that is religion * John Nemec, Religion * Smith's writing in these essays is consistently clear and often provocatively epigrammatic...Any reader of this journal is likely to find something of value in this book. * Teaching Theology and Religion * Read more...
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