RELI 263

Gender and Religion in Premodern Europe.

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill · UGRD · Fall 2026

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This course examines gender in the religious lives of premodern Europeans from 500-1700, both in daily life (marriage, sexuality, devotions) and among the religious elite (clergy, monks and nuns, mystics). Feminist history, masculinity studies, and sexuality studies will all be taught as historical methods, paired with primary source documents from medieval Christians. Honors version available.

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