Content outline
The contents of the course are as follows:
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Sociology as a Social Science
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Sociology and Social Theory
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Religion and Society
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The Sociological Exploration of Religion
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Religion and Meaning
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Religion and Religiosity
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Religions of the World: Hinduism
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Religions of the World: Buddhism
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Religions of the World: Judaism
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Religions of the World: Christianity
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Religions of the World: Islam
Learning outcomes
In terms of knowledge, students will be able to:
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Describe the basic features of the Sociology of Religion
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Understand the ways in which religions operate
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Study elements related to the structure and organization of religions in relation to wider social environments
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Make use of the study of religions in educational action
In terms of skills and handling, students will be trained in:
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The methodological investigation of the diversity of the religious phenomenon.
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Understanding Religions as Cultural Forms.
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Familiarization of Candidate Teachers with Religious Pluralism.
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The Social Inclusion of Religious Diversity.
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Avoiding religious fanaticism.