Courses

RLST 118 CM -Hindu Goddess Worship

RLST 119 PZ -Religion in Medieval East Asia

RLST 120 CM -The Life of Jesus

RLST 121 SC -The Pauline Tradition

For course info, please see Scripps College catalog.

Prerequisite(s): Please check course schedule for requirements.

For up-to-date information on current course offerings and details, please refer to the Pitzer class schedule on MyCampus2 Portal.

RLST 128 PO -The Religion of Islam

RLST 132 PO -Messiahs and the Millennium

RLST 133 PO -Modern Judaism

RLST 135 CM -Jerusalem: The Holy City

RLST 136 CM -Religion in Contemporary America

RLST 137 CM -Jewish-Christian Relations

RLST 138 CM -American Religious History

RLST 139 PO -Benjamin, Levinas, Derrida: Contemporary Continental Jewish Philosophy

RLST 140 PO -The Stories We Tell: Narrative and the Moral Imagination

RLST 141 PO -The Experience of God: Contemporary Theologies of Transformation

RLST 142 AF -The Problem of Evil in African-American Engagements

RLST 143 CM -Philosophy of Religion

RLST 144 CM -Life, Death and Survival of Death

RLST 145 CM -Religion and Science

RLST 146 CM -The Holocaust

RLST 147 HM -World Religions and Transnational Religions: American and Global Movements (3)

RLST 148 PO -Sufism

RLST 149 PO -Islamic Thought

RLST 150 AF -The Eye of God: Race and Empires of the Sun

RLST 152 PO -Children’s Literature

RLST 153 CM -Religion and American Politics

RLST 154 PO -Life, Love and Suffering in Biblical Wisdom and the Modern World

RLST 155 PO -Religion, Ethics and Social Practice

RLST 156 CM -European Reformations

RLST 157 PO -Philosophical Responses to the Holocaust

RLST 158 PO -Jewish Mysticism

RLST 160 SC -Feminist Interpretations of the Gospels

For course info, please see Scripps College catalog.

Prerequisite(s): Please check course schedule for requirements.

For up-to-date information on current course offerings and details, please refer to the Pitzer class schedule on MyCampus2 Portal.

RLST 161 CM -Gurus, Swamis, and Others: Hindu Wisdom Beyond South Asia

RLST 162 PO -Modern Jewish Philosophy

RLST 163 CM -Women and Gender in the Jewish Tradition

RLST 164 PO -Women and Gender in the Islamic Tradition

RLST 165 CM -Religion and Politics in Medieval and Early Modern Europe

For course info, please see Claremont McKenna College catalog.

Prerequisite(s): Please check course schedule for requirements.

For up-to-date information on current course offerings and details, please refer to the Pitzer class schedule on MyCampus2 Portal.

RLST 166 PO -Religion, Ethics and Social Practice

RLST 166B CM -Religion, Politics and Global Violence

RLST 168 HM -Activism, Vocation, Justice

RLST 169 CM -Christianity and Politics in East Asia

RLST 170 SC -Women and Religion in Greco-Roman Antiquity

RLST 171 CM -Religion and Film

RLST 172 PO -The Bible Goes to Hollywood: Ideological Afterlives of Scripture

RLST 174 CM -Religion and the American Presidency

RLST 176 CM -Visionaries, Prophets and Transformative Leadership

RLST 177 PO -Gender and Religion

RLST 178 PO -The Modern Jewish Experience

RLST 179 HM -Special Topics in Religious Studies

RLST 180 PO -Interpreting Religious Worlds

RLST 181 PO -Prision, Punishment, Redemption

RLST 183 HM -Ghosts and Machines: Occult Mediumship and Modern Media

RLST 184 PO -Queer Theory and the Bible

RLST 186 CM -Research Practicum in Archeology

RLST 189A PO -Contemporary Christian Theology

RLST 189Z PO -The Zoroastrian Tradition

RLST 190 PO -Senior Seminar in Religious Studies

RLST 191 PO -Senior Thesis

ANTH 111 HM -Introduction to the Anthropology of Science and Technology

HIST 081 HM -Science and Technology in the Early Modern World: History of Science, Renaissance to 1800

HIST 082 HM -Science and Technology in the Modern World

STS 010 HM -Introduction to Science, Technology and Society

STS 080 PO -History of Science: Science and Technology in the Ancient and Medieval Worlds.

STS 081 PZ -Science and Technology in the Early Modern World

This course surveys the history of science and technology from, roughly, 1450-1800. It is, in the first place, a history course, which means that you will be exposed to different stories people tell about science and its development. It is, in the second place, about the sciences, which means that we will be reading a lot of primary source materials and trying to make sense of them. The course will pivot around the “Scientific Revolution.” We will discuss its meaning as a category of history, and we will read many key texts-from Paracelsus to Newton-that have come to define it.

For up-to-date information on current course offerings and details, please refer to the Pitzer class schedule on MyCampus2 Portal.

STS 114 HM -Social and Political Issues in Clinic

STS 190 PO -Senior Integrative Seminar

STS 191 PZ -Senior Thesis

CASA 108 PZ -Individual and Social Well Being

SOC 001 PZ -Introduction to Sociology

SOC 001X PZ -SRX: Introduction to Sociology

SOC 009 PZ -Food, Culture, Power

SOC 011 PZ -Criminal Organizations & Gangs

SOC 012 PZ -Sociology of Television

SOC 030 CH -Chicanxs - Latinxs in Contemporary Society (CP)

SOC 031 PZ -Exploring Urban Landscapes

SOC 035 PZ -Race and Ethnic Relations

SOC 051 PZ -Class, Caste and Colonialism

SOC 055 PZ -Juvenile Delinquency

SOC 055 PO -Population and Environment

SOC 055 PZ -The Construction of Masculinity

SOC 058 PZ -Gender and Media

SOC 071 PZ -Sociology of Popular Music

SOC 073 PZ -Model Minority and Perpetual Foreigner: Asians in America

SOC 074 PZ -Indigenous Educational Access and Mentorship

SOC 074 PZ -Unsettling Histories

SOC 075 PZ -American Settler Colonialism

SOC 077 PZ -Indigenous Movements

SOC 078 PZ -American Indian Movements

SOC 079 PZ -Scandinavian Culture and Society

SOC 081 PZ -Sociology Through Film

SOC 082 PZ -Racial Politics of Teaching

SOC 083 PZ -Sociology of Education

SOC 083X PZ -SRX: Sociology of Education

SOC 086 PZ -Social Inequality

SOC 091 PZ -Political Sociology

SOC 092 PZ -The Social World, Graphically

SOC 095 PZ -Contemporary Central Asia

SOC 099 PZ -Social Construction of Morality

SOC 101 PZ -Quantitative Research Methods

SOC 102 PZ -Qualitative Research Methods

SOC 108 PZ -Moon Called: Black Women, Pregnancy and Ritual