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PHL U279: Honors Adjunct
1.00 Credits
Northeastern University
Retired August 31, 2006. Offers additional introductory academic experience by exploring course-related topics in greater depth with the professor. Available only to courses approved by the University Honors Program.
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PHL U280: Islam
4.00 Credits
Northeastern University
Explores the history of Islam, its conflicts with the West in past and present, Islamic beliefs, the future of Islam as a world religion, and relations of Islamic faith. Examines social, political, and legal issues as well as the more familiar religious and theological questions.
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PHL U285: Jewish Religion and Culture
4.00 Credits
Northeastern University
Explores the basic features of Judaism in the ancient, rabbinic, and modern periods. Employs an historical critical approach to the formative texts and their interpreters. Analyzes Jewish practices within specific historical contexts and discusses the ways in which practices relate to the texts and history of Judaism. Examines the rich varieties of Jewish cultural expressions.
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PHL U286: American Judaism
4.00 Credits
Northeastern University
Explores Jewish theology, ethics, thought, and praxis in the United States beginning with the arrival of the first Jewish settlers in colonial times and culminating with an inquiry into the contemporary scene. Explores topics such as the challenges Judaism faced as it confronted a culture in which religion was both personal and voluntary; responded to the horrors of Hitler's Germany; engaged the issues raised with the re-establishment of the nation of Israel; faced the developments of new forms of Judaism; and reacted to issues of Jewish identity, diversity, and gender as they were raised in the late twentieth century.
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PHL U287: Modern Judaism
4.00 Credits
Northeastern University
Studies the ways in which Judaism has changed in modern times. How did this ancient religion respond to the Enlightenment How did the freedom of religion granted to Jews in America affect their religious expression What does the birth of the State of Israel in 1948 mean in religious terms The course addresses all of these questions as well as examining the rise of denominations, Zionism, Jewish feminism, and changing notions of Jewish peoplehood. Emphasizes the ways in which developments within Judaism reflected and responded to changes in the larger world and overlapped with developments in other Western religions.
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PHL U290: Chinese Philosophy and Religion
4.00 Credits
Northeastern University
Offers a study of Chinese philosophy as developed in the traditions of Confucianism, Taoism, and the I Ching.
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PHL U295: Religious Perspectives on Health and Healing
4.00 Credits
Northeastern University
Explores aspects of the historical, religious, and cultural context for contemporary alternatives in health care, beginning with an examination of several examples of traditional healing practices and their accompanying religious and philosophical views about human life. Explores this "holistic" tradition in two frames of reference: the ascendancy of scientific rationalism over religion; and the takeover, by male-dominated professions, of healing functions that society has traditionally assigned to women (that is, the rise of obstetrics and the suppression of midwifery). Emphasizes major women healers of the nineteenth century. Includes some contemporary efforts at integration of scientific and traditional values in the modern health-care system.
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PHL U300: Mysticism
4.00 Credits
Northeastern University
Looks primarily at mysticism in the major world religions, with an emphasis on Western mystics. Investigates the role of mysticism in some of the tribal religions of Africa and North America and compares the perceptions of the various forms. Looks at the ways in which the mystics are part of the larger traditions, such as cabala within Judaism, mysticism within Christianity, and Sufism within Islam. Describes the extent to which the cultural settings of the religions play a role in the form of mysticism that arises in the dominant religion.
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PHL U301: Philosophical Problems of Law and Justice
4.00 Credits
Northeastern University
Focuses on general questions about the law: What is the nature and proper scope of the law How should the law be enforced and are there alternatives to punishment How can laws be properly interpreted Examples of legal controversies are related to the theories studied.
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PHL U302: Philosophical Problems of War and Peace
4.00 Credits
Northeastern University
Concentrates on ethical and philosophical issues about war and peace. Focuses on the nature and justification of war, moral questions about tactics in war, ideas for avoiding war, concepts of and strategies for attaining peace, and the morality of relations between nations.
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