Arts, Sciences, and Engineering					Religion and Classics
Course Section Listing	Course	Course Title					Term	Credits	Status
COURSE_SECTION-3-99051	RELC 146-1	Womanist Religious Rhetoric					Fall 2020	4.0 - 0.0	Open
Schedule:		Day Begin End Location Start Date End Date R 200 PM 440 PM Online Room 9 (ASE)
Enrollment:		Enrolled      3	Capacity      19
Co-Located:		AAAS 146-1, GSWS 145-1, RELC 146-1 (P)
Instructors:		Cona Marshall
Description:		The focal point of this course is to engage womanist literature and theory, works written by Black women, as a source for doing theology and rhetoric. Commencing with the seminal scholarship of Rev. Dr. Katie Cannon, womanist theological ethicist, who affirms, “the Black women’s literary tradition is the best available repository for understanding the ethical values Black women have created and cultivated in this society.” This course takes up writings that engage the everyday experiences of women of the African Diaspora navigating oppressive socio-political contexts (particularly) and the human condition (universally). Students will read primary historical and contemporary autobiographical, fictional, theoretical, and poetic texts.
Offered:		Fall Spring