AMST 2660
Spiritual But Not Religious: Spirituality in America
Course Description
Artistic, Interpretive, & Philosophical Inquiry, Historical Perspectives
What does "spiritual but not religious" mean, and why has it become such a pervasive self-description in contemporary America? This interdisciplinary course surveys spirituality in America, with a particular eye for the relationship between spirituality and formal religion, on the one hand, and secular modes of understanding the self, such as psychology, on the other.
Instructors
To Announced
Spring 2025
To Be Announced
Spring 2025
Matthew Hedstrom
Spring 2025
Anderson Moss
Spring 2023
Ethan Shearer
Spring 2023
Victoria Slabinski
Spring 2023
TBA TBA
Spring 2023
Lauren Wheeler
Spring 2023
Kerwin Holmes
Spring 2022
Martin Pinckney
Spring 2022
Faculty Staff
Spring 2022
Ame Wren
Spring 2022
Mubashir Abbasi
Spring 2020
Jason Evans
Spring 2020
Isaac May
Spring 2020
Elliott Niblock
Spring 2020
Maxwell Pingeon
Spring 2020
Samuel Grimes
Spring 2019
Melanie Pace
Spring 2019
Kevin Rose
Spring 2019
Miguel Sawaya
Spring 2019
Elizabeth Cable
Spring 2018
Bradley Kime
Spring 2018
Jeremy Sorgen
Spring 2018
Rachel Teubner
Spring 2017