Religion 218 - Women in American Relig Hist
Fall
2014
01
4.00
Jane Crosthwaite
TTH 01:15PM-02:30PM
Mount Holyoke College
88824
Skinner Hall 210
jcrosthw@mtholyoke.edu
88824,89540
This course is a critical study of significant women (Anne Hutchinson, Mother Ann Lee, Mary Baker Eddy, Ellen Gould White, Aimee Semple McPherson, Dorothy Day, and others) and their roles in the pluralistic character of American religion. It raises central questions concerning leadership, marginality, deviant behavior, and criticism of women. Students are expected to contribute to the course by their participation and individual research.