RS 256 — Introduction to African Myths and Symbols
BA BA Religious Studies · Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology
Through fundamental stories, myths and symbols and practices people have made sense of themselves and the worlds in which they live. This course presents an academic inquiry into the fundamental stories, myths, symbols and practices by which Africans have made sense of themselves and the worlds in which they live. Particular attention will be paid to how the numinous complex aggregation of “stories” (myths), music and proverbs handed down from generation to generation enable Africans to make meaning of their world.
- Credits
- 0
- Level
- Level 200
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- RS 253 — The History of the Early Church
- RS 254 — Introduction to Ethical Theories and Systems
- RS 255 — Sociology of Religion: An Introductory Survey
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- ENGL 157 — Communication Skills I
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