Themes of Adult Life in the World’s Religions

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Themes of Adult Life in the World's Religions

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Study of Religion > Comparative Approaches to Religion > World Religions

Instructor: Franz Aubrey Metcalf

Institution: University of California Los Angeles

Course Term: Spring

Course Year: 2002

Annotation:

A 2002 course by Franz Metcalf at California State University-Los Angeles "looks at how religions wrestle with the basic human realities of growing up, being an adult, and facing suffering, aging, and dying." The religions of ancient India and the Lakota nation receive special attention.