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Classes Open to Visitors,
Fall 2009
Each semester, Harvard Divinity School faculty members open their classes to
visiting prospective students, in order to allow them to explore the academic
life of HDS. We encourage you to attend a class while you are in Cambridge.
Please note that classes listed at beginning on the hour will begin eight minutes after
the hour. If an ending time is not listed, the class is 50 minutes
long. Divinity Hall, Andover Hall, and Rockefeller Hall are located on the Divinity School
Campus. Other locations can be found on the Harvard
University Map.
In order to minimize disruptions, we ask that visitors arrive on time and
plan to stay until the end of class.
| Tuesday |
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| Course |
Instructor |
Location |
Time |
| Readings
in Sanskrit Narrative Literature |
Anne
E. Monius |
Rockefeller Hall, Room 116 |
8:30-10 am |
| Encountering
the Other: The Expansion of the Christian West, 1650-1850 |
David
N. Hempton |
Divinity Hall, Room 211 |
8:30-10 am |
| Introduction
to Buddhist Scriptures and Their Critical Interpretation |
Charles
Hallisey |
Rockefeller Hall, Room 117 |
9 am |
| Introduction
to the Histories, Theologies, and Practices of Christianity |
Emily Click and
Dan McKanan |
Andover Hall, Sperry Room |
9 am |
| Preaching
for Social Change: Seminar |
Charles
G. Adams |
Andover Hall, Room 118/Andover Chapel |
10-11:30 am |
| Hindu
Goddesses and the Virgin Mary |
Francis
X. Clooney, SJ |
Rockefeller Hall, Room 117 |
10-11:30 am |
| Tibetan
Religious Literature |
Janet
Gyatso |
Divinity Hall, Room 320 |
10-11:30 am |
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Introduction
to the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament 1: Pentateuch and Former Prophets
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D.
Andrew Teeter |
Andover Hall, Sperry Room |
10-11:30 am |
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Christian-Muslim
Relations: The Theological Dimension
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Jane
I. Smith |
Andover Hall, Room 102 |
10-11:30 am |
| Tradition
and Ethics in a Comparative Perspective |
Jonathan
W. Schofer |
Divinity Hall, Room 106 |
10-11:30 am |
| Nineteenth-Century
Religious Thought: Theology and the Critique of Religion |
David Lamberth |
Divinity Hall, Room 211 |
11:30 am-1 pm |
| The
Self Writing the Self: Autobiography and Religion |
Janet
Gyatso |
Andover Hall, Room 102 |
11:30 am-1 pm |
| Religion
and Democratic Theory: Seminar |
Ronald
F. Thiemann |
Divinity Hall, Room 213 |
1-3 pm |
| The
Poetics of Midrash: Approaches to Rabbinic Hermeneutics |
Jonathan
W. Schofer |
Divinity Hall, Room 106 |
1-3 pm |
| Introduction
to Ministry Studies |
Dudley
C. Rose and Stephanie
A. Paulsell |
Andover Hall, Sperry Room |
3-4:30 pm |
| Mourning,
Melancholia, and Mysticism: Seminar |
Amy
Hollywood |
Andover Hall, Room 103 |
3-5 pm |
| Spiritual
Care and Counseling |
Cheryl
A. Giles |
Andover Hall, Room 102 |
3-5:30 pm |
| Reading
Hindu Texts Interreligiously III: The Brhadaranyaka Upanisad with
Sankara's Commentary in Translation |
Francis
X. Clooney, SJ |
Rockefeller Hall, Room 117 |
3-5:30 pm |
| Wednesday |
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| Course |
Instructor |
Location |
Time |
| Genesis:
Narrative Artistry and Theological Meanings |
Jon
D. Levenson |
Andover Hall, Room 103 |
10-11:30 am |
| God,
Human Suffering, and the Minister |
Charles
G. Adams |
Divinity Hall, Chapel |
10 am-noon |
| Introduction
to Hermeneutics and Theology |
Francis Schüssler Fiorenza |
Andover Hall, Room 102 |
11 am |
| Introduction
to the Hindu Traditions of India |
Anne
E. Monius |
Center for Government and International
Studies (CGIS) North, Room 050 |
11 am-noon |
| Religion
and American Public Life |
Ronald
F. Thiemann |
Andover Hall, Room 102 |
1-3 pm |
| Joseph
and Esther: Seminar |
Jon
D. Levenson |
Divinity Hall, Room 106 |
1-3 pm |
| Christian
Ethics, Persuasion, and Power II |
Mark
D. Jordan |
Andover Hall, Sperry Room |
1-3 pm |
| Reading
Derrida I: Writing, The Law, and The Gift |
Amy
Hollywood |
Andover Hall, Sperry Room |
3-5 pm |
| Buddhist
Ethics |
Charles
Hallisey |
Andover Hall, Room 102 |
3-5:30 pm |
| Spiritual
Care and Counseling |
Cheryl
A. Giles |
Rockefeller Hall, Room 116 |
3-5:30 pm |
| Thursday |
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| Course |
Instructor |
Location |
Time |
| Readings
in Sanskrit Narrative Literature |
Anne
E. Monius |
Rockefeller Hall, Room 116 |
8:30-10 am |
| Encountering
the Other: The Expansion of the Christian West, 1650-1850 |
David
N. Hempton |
Divinity Hall, Room 211 |
8:30-10 am |
| Introduction
to the Histories, Theologies, and Practices of Christianity |
Emily Click and
Dan McKanan |
Andover Hall, Sperry Room |
9 am |
| Preaching
for Social Change: Seminar |
Charles
G. Adams |
Andover Hall, Room 118/Andover Chapel |
10-11:30 am |
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Introduction
to the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament 1: Pentateuch and Former Prophets
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D.
Andrew Teeter |
Andover Hall, Sperry Room |
10-11:30 am |
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Christian-Muslim
Relations: The Theological Dimension
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Jane
I. Smith |
Andover Hall, Room 102 |
10-11:30 am |
| Hindu
Goddesses and the Virgin Mary |
Francis
X. Clooney, SJ |
Rockefeller Hall, Room 117 |
10-11:30 am |
| Tibetan
Religious Literature |
Janet
Gyatso |
Divinity Hall, Room 320 |
10-11:30 am |
| Tradition
and Ethics in a Comparative Perspective |
Jonathan
W. Schofer |
Divinity Hall, Room 106 |
10-11:30 am |
| Nineteenth-Century
Religious Thought: Theology and the Critique of Religion |
David Lamberth |
Divinity Hall, Room 211 |
11:30 am-1 pm |
| The
Self Writing the Self: Autobiography and Religion |
Janet
Gyatso |
Andover Hall, Room 102 |
11:30 am-1 pm |
| Deuteronomy |
D.
Andrew Teeter |
Divinity Hall, Room 320 |
1-3 pm |
| First
Images of Jesus Christ: Earliest Christologies of the New Testament |
François
Bovon |
Andover Hall, Room 103 |
1-3 pm |
| Women
and Religion in Contemporary America |
Ann
D. Braude |
Rockefeller Hall, Room 116 |
3-5 pm |
| Risk
and Resilience in Adolescent Development: Seminar |
Cheryl
A. Giles |
Divinity Hall, Room 106 |
4-6 pm |
| Christianity,
Identity, and Civil Society in Africa |
Jacob
Olupona |
FAS Barker Center, Locke Room 230 |
4-6 pm |
| Buddhist-Christian
Encounters |
Donald K. Swearer |
Center for the Study of World Religions, Conference Room |
5-7:30 pm |
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