WOMANIST THEOETHICAL THOUGHT & PRAXIS: WEAVING LITERARY, ARTS, AND RELIGION (RSCE-3402)
(09/05/2023-12/15/2023)
Course Memo
Womanist thought and praxis informs theological and ethical intersections of identity and lived experiences for practical application to ministry and self-care. What are religious and societal responses to a justice lens centering a survival ethic of resiliency and anti-oppression? Use of interactive dialogue, readings, and audio-visual materials help students to analyze the messaging and methodological approaches in multiple genres including literary, arts, religion, and popular culture. Moodle/ Voice Thread used to create interactive presentations with classmates and faculty. Course meets Tuesdays 6:30-9:30pm for in-person class (hybrid option w/ professor permission. Masters and Doctoral students welcome.