RELS 10101. RELIGION IN HUMAN HISTORY An introduction to religion as a form of human behavior and to the study of religions, by means of studying current understandings of religion-related behaviors in human development, in human prehistories, and as identifiable cultural forms in emergent historical human cultures in the South Asian, East Asian, and Mediterranean worlds. NOTE: This course replaces RELS 11000: Comparative Religious Traditions: East & West. Students who have taken that course should not take this one. [R]
- Professor: Mark Graham