This course explores religion as a socially generative cultural formation. Combining theoretical insights and thematic analysis, the course examines the dynamics that foster sects and alternative religious movements, as well as the socio-historical legacies of these movements.

Prerequisites: (Sociology 332 or Sociology 376 and 2nd year standing required) or Consent of Department
Corequisites: Academic Integrity Training 100
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