Courses Offered
Course Offering, Fall 2007 (last offered Fall 2005)
REL 324 Zoroastrian Cosmology, Eschatology, Ethics and Ritual
This course will be a textual exploration of the cosmology, eschatology, ethics and rituals of the Zoroastrian religion throughout its history in relationship to other developing religions with which Zoroastrianism has come into contact, including Hinduism, Judaism, Buddhism, Christianity and Islam.
Instructor: Dr. Jenny Rose
Course Offering, Fall 2004
REL 323 The Origins & Influence of the Zoroastrian Tradition
The course will examine the Indo-Iranian roots of the oldest prophetic religion, its main beliefs and practices, and its impact on other significant religions and philosophies from the Greeks to Nietzsche. The course will be open to a maximum of 15 students. Assessment will be through class participation in weekly seminars, and the presentation of two 10-15 page papers.
Instructor: Dr. Jenny Rose
Dr. Rose completed her PhD in Iranian Studies at Columbia University and is the author of The Image of Zoroaster: The Persian Mage Through European Eyes as well as numerous Encyclopedia articles about Zoroastrianism.
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