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Philosophy 1401: World Religions Cal State Hayward, Winter Quarter 2007 Professor Michael Sudduth |
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Students, welcome to the winter quarter 2007 at Cal State Hayward. This website provides you with essential resources for Philosophy 1401 - World Religions. This site will be your main resource for study questions, handouts, supplemental readings, and information on assignments and exams. The site also has links to the course syllabus. It is crucial that you log on each week to check for updates. |
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Assignments and Exams (Tentative) Week 1: Introduction to Eastern Religions January 8 (M): Introduction to Course January 10 (W): Ma'Sumian, ch. 1 January 12 (F): Ma'Sumian, ch. 1, Coward, ch. 4 Week 2: Hinduism (Masumian, ch. 1, Coward ch. 4) January 15 (M): NO CLASS January 17 (W): CLASS CANCELLED January 19 (F): Hinduism: Path of Ritual Action Week 3: Hinduism January 22 (M): Path of Knowledge January 24 (W): Path of Devotion January 26 (F): Reincarnation Week 4: Buddhism (Masumian ch. 4) January 29 (M): Reincarnation January 31 (W): EXAM 1 (Hinduism) February 2 (F): Buddhism Introduction Masumian, ch. on Buddhism Week 5: Buddhism (Coward ch 5) Feburary 5 (M): Buddhism February 7 (W): Buddhism February 9 (F): Essay #1 (in class) Week 6: In Class Essays February 12 (M): -------------- February 14 (W): Essay #2 (in class) February 16 (F): Essay #3 (in class) Essay #4 (take home due): What is Bardo? (Essay #4 must be a one-page, typed, double-spaced paper) Week 7: Exam and Ancient Mesopotamian Religion February 19 (M): Buddhism and Bardo February 21: (W): Exam on Buddhism February 23 (F): Mesopotamian Religion Week 8: Mesopotamian Religion to Zoroastrianism February 26 (M): Mesopotamian Religion February 28 (W): Zoroastrianism March 1 (F): Essay #5 (In-Class): Describe the development of ideas of the afterlife from Ancient Mesopotamian Religion to Zoroastrianism Go over Buddhism Exam Week 9: Judaism March 5 (M): Judaism, Masumian ch. on Judaism March 7 (W): Exam #2: Mesopotamian Religion and Zoroastrianism March 9 (F): Judaism Week 10: Christianity March 12 (M): Christianity March 14 (W) Christianity March 16 (F): Last Day of Class |
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Course Notices for Power Point presentations. Study Questions for Exam 1 were e-mailed to students on January 14. Exam #1 (Hinduism) Wed. Jan. 31 |
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