Time Schedule:
Gary D. Martin
NEAR E 496
Seattle Campus
Offered occasionally by visitors or resident faculty. Content varies.
Class description
Explores human yearnings, obsessions, fears and aspirations associated with Death and Afterlife by examining major political, military, social, economic, religious, literary, artistic, and architectural phenomena directly connected to the way ancient cultures, such as Egypt, Mesopotamia, Israel and the Levant, have conceptualized death.
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