Comparative Literature - C LIT

Offers an examination of the relationship between religion and photography through history, based on the consideration of photography as both an artistic medium and a social and performative practice. Alongside analysis of the function of photographs in religious life, we will explore various religious concepts in association with photography. Through meditations on topics as spirit, death, ritual, iconicity, sacred space, and gender, students will become familiar with critical theory of photography, visual analysis, and landmark photographs.

Prerequisites: Upper Division standing.


C LIT 184B
0 / 30 Closed
Photography and Religion
Peter Bloom 2.4 Dominique Jullien 3.1
T R
11:00 AM - 12:15 PM
55.8% A