Each student will hand in four papers based on the primary readings and Web sites scheduled for the discussion sections. Students are responsible for making sure all five papers are completed by the end of the semester.
Papers are to be handed in in class on the day of the discussion.
Late papers will not be accepted. The rest of your paper should provide evidence for each aspect of your thesis in a logical and coherent fashion. The primary texts we will be reading and discussing in class come from a world very different from our own. Be wary of importing into these ancient texts later or alternative theological viewpoints. This course and all associated web pages were created by Jennifer K. Berenson Maclean.