Syllabi on the Web for Women- and Gender-Related Courses
Last updated: July 12, 2006
Religion/Theology
The following are syllabi for women- and gender-related courses in Religion/Theology. Courses that make substantial use of the Internet carry the designation ++; those making at least some use carry the designation +.
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Women and Relgion Syllabi
- Links to a number of syllabi at different institutions, provided by the Wabash Center.
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The Bible and Feminist Imagination (Grad Seminar)
- Alicia Ostriker (Rutgers Univ.)
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+ Blood, Power, Gender, and Authority in Christianity (RELN 491)
- Mary Suydam (Kenyon College)
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Contemporary Issues for Women and Religion (RS 479-01)
- Kathleen O'Grady (Univ. of Calgary)
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Early Christian Women
- Margaret Y. MacDonald (St. Francis Xavier Univ.)
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Feminism and Religion (RELG 318)
- Katharina von Kellenbach (St. Mary's College of Maryland)
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Feminist Perspectives on Theology (RELS 161)
- Mary Ann Hinsdale, IHM (College of the Holy Cross)
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+ Feminist Theology (Religion 344)
- M. Gail Hamner (Syracuse Univ.)
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Feminist Theology in Third World Perspective
- Kwok Pui-lan and Letty M. Russell (Yale Divinity School)
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Gender and Family in Early Christianity (REL 332/HIST 329)
- J. Albert Harrill (DePaul Univ.)
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Goddess Religions (RE224Z)
- Kathleen O'Grady (Wilfrid Laurier Univ.)
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Goddess Traditions
- Beverly Moon (Fordham Univ.)
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Greek Goddesses (Religion 305/WSP 315)
- Patricia Miller (Syracuse Univ.)
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Joan of Arc (Religion 111)
- Jane Marie Pinzino (Univ. of Puget Sound)
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Powerful and Powerless: Women and Religion
- Ann K. Wetherilt (Emmanuel College)
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+ Religions of the World (640/240)
- Martha Reineke (Univ. of Northern Iowa)
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Sex, Self, and God (Religion 250)
- Mara Donaldson (Dickinson College)
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Women and Buddhism
- Ding-hwa E. Hsieh (Reed College)
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++ Women and Gender in Early Christianity (RELGH221)
- Anne McGuire (Haverford College)
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Women and Islamic Constructions of Gender (WGS 56)
- Jamal J. Elias (Amherst College)
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++ Women and Religion (RST 280)
- Alan Altany (Marshall Univ.)
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Women and Religion (REL 24)
- Yvonne Chireau (Swarthmore College)
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Women and Religion (Religious Studies/Women's Studies 005)
- Barbara von Schlegell (Univ. of Pennsylvania)
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Women and Religion (Religious Studies/Women's Studies 005)
- Ross S. Kraemer and Shira Lander (Univ. of Pennsylvania)
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Women and Religion in Antiquity (311-385)
- Caroline Schroeder (Ithaca College)
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Women and Spirituality (REL/WS 234)
- Ana Self Schuber (Univ. of Alabama)
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+ Women and the Christian Tradition (RELN 328)
- Mary Suydam (Kenyon College)
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Women in Chinese Religion
- Ding-hwa E. Hsieh (Reed College)
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Women in Islam (Religious Studies/Women's Studies 49)
- Barbara von Schlegell (Univ. of Pennsylvania)
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++ Women in Jewish Civilization (15-JUDC-353)
- E. Klein (Univ. of Cincinnati)
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Women in Jewish Society: Antiquity to Modernity (HIST/JS/WS 237)
- Shulamit Magnus (Oberlin College)
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Women in Judaism
- Ellen Umansky (Fairfield Univ.)
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Women in the Bible (REL 270)
- Naomi Steinberg (DePaul Univ.)
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+ Women in the Biblical World
- Alan Humm (Albright College)
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Women in Western Religions (840.351)
- Amanda Berry Wylie (Rutgers Univ.)
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Women, Religion, and the Future of USA Churches (RS 661)
- Adair Lummis (Hartford Seminary)
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++ Women's Spirituality in the Roman Empire and the Early Middle Ages (Religion/Women's Studies 232)
- Nicola Denzey (Bowdoin College)
See also Women, Islam, and the State, in ANTHROPOLOGY; Women in Jewish History, in HISTORY; Women's Spirituality and Literature, in LITERATURE IN ENGLISH; Medieval Religious Women Writers, in MODERN LANGUAGES; Black Women and Religion in the United States, and Religious Themes in Chicana Narrative, in WOMEN OF COLOR; Issues for Women in the Humanities: Technologies of Representation, in WOMEN'S STUDIES.
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