Women in Christian Tradition

Catalog description

Taught by JST. This ONLINE course uses feminist, womanist, postcolonial, decolonial, and queer theoretical lenses to analyze the construction of "woman" in Christian tradition throughout the early, medieval, early modern, modern, and postmodern/contemporary periods. The course's asynchronous online format includes video lectures, posted readings, and online discussions. Evaluation methods include weekly participation in online discussions, a group presentation (online), two reflection papers, and a final paper or project (student choice in consultation with professor). Designed for MTS students but also open to MDiv and MA students. 12 max enrollment, with JST students receiving priority enrollment. [Faculty Consent required; 12 max enrollment]