Religion, Myth, and Interpretation

Arts and Humanities

DEACTIVATED

If you have declared this cognate, you WILL be able to complete the requirements.

Image Attribution: "Raffaello, concilio degli dei 02" by Raphael - Web Gallery of Art: Image Info about artwork. Licensed under Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons

Details

View Cognate Requirements by Semester
Academic Plan
AT_0053
Cognate
Arts and Humanities
Responsible Academic Unit

Contact Info
- Name: Robyn Walsh
- Email: robyn_walsh@miami.edu
- Phone: 305-284-2192
- Location: Please contact by email
Recommended for
All students.
Required Courses
Students must complete at least 3 courses for at least 9 credits.
Number of Groups: 2

Cognate Categories

Description

THIS COGNATE HAS BEEN DEACTIVATED AS OF January 1, 2023. This cognate introduces students to theories of interpretation through the study of myth and religion. It examines how humans use language to form and communicate conceptions of reality, focusing on the highly elusive concept "myth."

Option Groups

Complete exactly 2 of the following option groups:

Myth and Interpretation

Complete at least 1 course from the following:


Course	Name	Credits (Min/Max)	Typically Offered
REL 102	Problem of God	3/3	Fall & Spring
REL 325	Jesus in Myth and History	3/3	Fall & Spring
REL 356	Myth and Religion	3/3	Spring
REL 363	Religion and Science Fiction: Dystopia, Faith, and the Future	3/3	Spring

Myth in Religion

Complete at least 1 course from the following:


Course	Name	Credits (Min/Max)	Typically Offered
CLA 101	Greek and Roman Mythology Not Allow Enrollment CLA 220	3/3	Fall, Spring, & Summer
CLA 372	Greek Religion	3/3	By Announcement
CLA 373	Religions of Rome	3/3	By Announcement
REL 111	Introduction to the Bible: Tanakh, Old Testament	3/3	Fall & Spring
REL 305	The Ancient Near East: Religion and Culture	3/3	By Announcement
REL 311	Prophecy and Prophetic Literature in the Hebrew Bible	3/3	Fall
REL 322	The Apostle Paul: Letters, Controversies, and Philosophy	3/3	Spring Odd Years
REL 345	Religion and Gender	3/3	Fall, Spring, & Summer
REL 354	Religion and the Problem of Evil	3/3	Fall & Spring
REL 388	Story, Society, and Nationalism in Asian Religions: Living Narratives	3/3	Spring Even Years

*Indicates an inactive course

Other Cognates

With similar traits

Theatre Management and Daily Business Operations in the Non-profit World

Front of House operations in Theatre are seldom studied. Students are introduced to producing trends on Broadway, the basics of producing,managing, and marketing a play from securing the performance rights to closing night. They are exposed to major unions...