Hours:
24L
This course examines historical processes, negotiations, and strategies involved in the consolidation of discourses and practices of orthodoxy and heresy in Christianity from the second through fifth centuries. Topics include: intellectual, therapeutic, and social models of orthodoxy; methods of discipline; historical events and contexts; the political and social contexts of theological conflict; and the gendered production of the orthodox subject.
Prerequisite:
Completion of 4.0 credits
Distribution Requirements:
Humanities
Breadth Requirements:
Society and its Institutions (3)
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