Studies the religious lifeways of diverse Indigenous peoples in North America. The course considers how these religious lifeways facilitate healing, movements of social protest, and efforts for self-determination in response to ongoing forms of colonialism. Students will critically explore the impact of colonial structures on Native American religious traditions, such as missionization, and evaluate the meaning of decolonization as both a pathway and goal supporting Native liberation. Same as ETHN 2703.
instructor(s)
Avalos, Natalie M
Primary Instructor
- Spring 2021 / Spring 2022 / Spring 2023 / Spring 2024
