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Join a Religion and Animals class at Harvard U.'s Summer School!
May 01, 2009, 11:24AM MT
By Sheryl Rapee-Adams
In Harvard's Summer Term, 2009, "Animals and Religion" is one of the many course offerings available to students of all ages
In Harvard's Summer Term, 2009, "Animals and Religion" is one of the many course offerings available to students of all ages
From Harvard's Course Description:
"Students will trace the history and shape of this emerging academic field and its relation to other academic disciplines. Students also examine social, public policy, conceptual, environmental, ethical and philosophical implications of the field. Class sessions are discussion-based, and students undertake both group work and a number of individualized writing projects."
What you can do:
The course syllabus is available at the website for the Summer Term. Go either to the general site and search either animals or religion and youll easily find the course, or go directly to the course page here.
Click here for Harvard’s summer school class details.
Click here to join the Best Friends Network's Animals & Religion Community.
Posted by Sheryl Rapee-Adams, Best Friends Network Volunteer
Photo above, a door handle from cathedral church in Quedlinburg Germany, retrieved from sxc.hu