AAAS 65.01 Revolutionary Imagination: Religion, Modernity, and the Otherwise

In this course, students work together to reckon with our dystopic present––and to build a dynamic toolkit for imagining and realizing more livable futures. To do so, we capacitate a vibrant understanding of religion (in theory and method) and examine the potentialities that this approach to religion opens in emergent movements for social change. Through interdisciplinary coursework and ethnographic research, this course trains students to study and practice everyday life towards futures otherwise. Open to all.

Cross Listed Courses

REL 74.16

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