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THEOLOGY, MINISTRY, AND THEATRE OF THE OPPRESSED (LSFT-8200)

(09/05/2023-12/15/2023)

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Learn to use body-based forms of prayer, reflection, and social analysis, both in-person and online. Explore classic theological themes in new ways. The first six weeks are identical to LSFT 8300 “Lectio Visceralis: Online Embodied Reflection and Prayer,” where you will Learn how to lead movement-based, critical, imaginative Ignatian prayer; and how to facilitate online games, exercises, and embodied analytical practices that cultivate discernment and leadership.  During the remaining eight weeks, we’ll cover additional Theatre of the Oppressed (“TO”) methods, and explore the links and tensions between TO and key theological concepts (oppression/sin; liberation/ salvation), all while we create a group “Forum Theatre” performance, where we select and analyze a social issue in the Bay Area, ultimately inviting audience members to come “on screen / on stage” and tackle the issue in different ways. Work includes: readings and discussion; [Auditors With Faculty Permission]

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