Jaina
Religion Study
Courses
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Jerome
Bauer's Jaina Religion Study Courses
For
official information about the Religious Studies
Program, please contact Professor
Ahmet
Karamustafa,
akaramus@artsci.wustl.edu.
ReSt
251F "Religious
Minorities of South
Asia"
=Anthro
251F, =Hist
251F
ReSt
252 [UC]
"Hindu
and Jain Mythology"
ReSt
250F "Hinduism:
An Introduction"
ReSt
223 "Hindu
Medicine and Indian
Food"
=Anthro
2231
ReSt
3392 [229F] "Topics in South Asian
Religion: Veda
and Vedanta"
=International
Studies
339F
=Phil
329F "Indian
Philosophy"
ReSt
3392 [339F] "Topics in South Asian
Religion: Yoga
Traditions"
=International
Studies
339F
ReSt
3391 "Karma
and Rebirth"
ReSt
3393 "Miracles,
Marvels, and Magic"
ReSt
470 [UC]
"Topics in Religious Studies: Fundamentalisms
East and West"
ReSt
470 [UC]
"Topics in Religious Studies:
Middle-Earth
and Bharata-Varsha"
=CompLit
4705
ReSt
260 "Theories
of Religion"
Washington
University Jaina Religion
Study Courses (Non-Exhaustive List)
In
addition to the above courses, the following may be
of interest:
Independent
Study in Indian Philosophy [Prof.
Sthaneshwar
Timalsina]
Jaina
Links
(Neither
I nor anyone else at Washington University
necessarily endorse these websites).
(This
page is under construction; recommendations are
welcome!)
Federation
of Jain Associations in North America
(JAINA)
Young
Jains of America (YJA)
Glossary
of Jain Words
JainWorld.com
Encyclopedia
Britannica: Jainism
Jainism
Simplified
Jain
Studies at the University of California at Santa
Barbara
New
Religious Movement Links
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