RELG 2050 - Religion, Spirituality, and Performance

Hours: 3
Religious ritual and artistic performance share many features: a script, performers, an audience, and often a broader goal to facilitate some meaningful or even transformative experience for those who are present. Exploring the significant intersections, and differences, between religion/spirituality and performance, and probing the question of what it means to be creative beings, and whether human creativity is in itself a spiritual process. A variety of creative and performative traditions in different religious contexts, including Buddhist, Hindu, Islamic, Christian, Native American, Taoist, and Jewish religions.

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RELG 2050 - Religion, Spirituality, and Performance