Offered in Winter 2011 · New Course · Toronto (St. George Campus) Site
The study of liturgy as ritual activity with a focus on the discipline of ritual studies and anthropology as a resource for liturgical scholarship and pastoral praxis. The course will consist of a close examination of seminal thinkers in ritual studies, their classic and contemporary works; consideration of methodological issues posed by social science methods; relationship between liturgy and ritual, theology and embodiment, worship and culture, ritual and ethics. Weekly 2-hour doctoral seminar, readings, presentations, book review, major paper.
Schedule: Thursday, 11:00 to 13:00 Instructors:William Kervin Teaching Methods: Seminars Other Information: Second Semester · One Credit · Max: 15