Course syllabus
Welcome to the Department of Literature, History of Ideas and Religion!
Welcome to RT2320 Theology and Gender! I’m looking forward to meeting you all for our first seminar on November 5, at 10.15-12.00 where we will introduce ourselves and go over the course overview. Please note that our first meeting will be held online—you can find the Zoom link under the Modules section on Canvas. After this initial session, the course will proceed in a hybrid format.
To prepare for this first week, please complete the following three tasks i the module "Introductory discussion":
1. Introduce yourself! Provide a brief introduction of yourself, please let us know if you prefer English or Swedish as course langauge and if you are planning to study this as an online or campus course.
2. Answer the following question in approximately 200 words: Summarize key insights from the chapters by Stuart, Beattie, and Rogers on the relationship between theology and gender (in Thatcher, Adrian, ed. (2015). The Oxford Handbook of Theology, Sexuality, and Gender. Oxford: Oxford University Press (pp. 18–66).).
3. Respond to a fellow student’s answer to the second question. Choose another student’s response to engage with by adding a comment. Consider what you agree or disagree with, any insights you found helpful, or areas where you would like further clarification. Dialogue is an important aspect of this course, so use this as an opportunity to start a discussion.
All tasks must be completed by midnight on Sunday, November 10, after which the system will close.
Course coordinator: Kamilla Skarström Hinojosa
Campus students
NOTE: Här skriver ni vad som gäller för de som läser på campus, till exempel att schemat i nedan länk gäller dem och att de hittar läsanvisningar i kursguiden eller i detaljschema under moduler beroende på hur ni gör. Annan relevant info för campusstudenter kan vara om/vilka tillfällen som är obligatoriska samt info om examinationer om det inte framgår i schemat.
Online students
NOTE:Här skriver ni vad som gäller de studenter som läser på distans. En viktig sak att skriva här är om schemat för campusstudenterna även gäller distasstudenterna. Om det inte gör det, skriv vad som gäller. Skriv om det är zoom-föreläsningar och om dessa spelas in med möjlighet att ses senare eller om de bara streams live och inte går att se efter. Skriv också vad som gäller om obligatoriska moment och examinationer. Även här är bra att skriva var man hittar läsanvsiningar m.m. även om det är på samma ställe som för campusstudenterna. OBS! INGA Zoom-länkar här, startsidan är offentlig.
Registration
Registration period is open between: 2024-10-28 - 2024-11-03
Read more about how to register here: Registration
Information for re-registered students
If you are re-registered for the course, it is important that you contact the course coordinator for the course(s) you are re-registering for at the start of the course to confirm which parts and examinations you have to do.
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Plagiarism
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Disability study support
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Useful links
Getting started with Zoom
Information about the Department of Literature, History of Ideas and Religion can be found on our website: LIR