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Native American Religions and Ecology

Sociology and Anthropology Undergraduate AS - AddRan College of Liberal Arts

Long Description (Catalog Description)

Explores religious beliefs related to the environment and subsistence among Native North American Indian peoples. Investigates topics such as sacred stories and folktales, art and dance, rites of passage, health and healing, and hunting and agricultural rituals. Discusses the changing roles Native American religious beliefs have plays among both native and Euro-American peoples since the time of first contact, from the crafting of pan-tribal native identities to New Age appropriations of sweat lodges and vision quests.

Course Typically Offered

ALT-FALL

Career

Undergraduate

Catalog Course Attributes

CORE - CA (Cultural Awareness), CORE - HUM (Humanities), HARE - HARE (Human-Animal Relationships), SUST - SUST (Sustainability Classes)

Min Units

3

Max Units

3

Repeat for Credit

No

Number Of Repeats

1

Code

SEM

Name

SEM