科目名 Course Title	英語圏批評理論演習［24H1069］ Seminar in Critical Theoryin English, American and Commonwealth Literature
科目区分・科目種	英語圏･仏語圏言語文化学コース	クラス	比較
コンピテンシー	◎批判的思考力，◎他者理解力	ｶﾗｰｺｰﾄﾞ
単位数	2.0単位	履修年次	1〜2年

担当教員	HAEFELI Evan Peter
学期	後期
曜日・時限・教室	水曜 3 〜 4 限 文教育学部1号館401室

授業の形態
演習

教科書・参考文献
No textbooks required. Professor will make all readings available electronically.

ＡＬＨ区分
ＡＬＨを実施しない

アクティブラーニングの技法
ディベート

評価方法・評価割合
小論文（レポート）=45%，発表=5%，その他=36%，授業への参加態度=14%

主題と目標

This course introduces students to American history by studying the role of religion in that history. It will also introduce students unfamiliar with Christianity to some of the basic ideas, beliefs, and practices of those religions. The diversity of early American religious history is highlighted, for it involved people who were not originally part of Western religion, like the Indigenous people of North America and people brought over from Africa as slaves, as well as European colonists. Students will learn about the various ways religion and religious history can be studied from the secondary sources (scholarly articles) assigned each week, all of which have a different approach in interpretation as well as subject matter. Students will also learn how to interpret history on their own by reading at least one primary source each week.

授業計画
第1回	Introduction
第2回	Native American Religion Pre-Contact
第3回	Virginia: Anti-Catholicism and Conformity
第4回	New England: Reformed Protestantism
第5回	Religion and Imperial Competition
第6回	Quakers
第7回	Ghosts and Witches
第8回	Native American Christianity
第9回	Baptists
第10回	Slavery and Religion
第11回	African American Christianity
第12回	Religious and Social Experiments
第13回	Expansion and Overseas Missions
第14回	Pro- and Anti-Slavery
第15回	Civil War

時間外学習
You should read the assigned texts and take notes for every class meeting. The notes will help prepare you for the class discussion and the quizzes that will be given on the readings. When you present, you should also prepare a handout that summarizes the assigned text and highlights important points and key terms and any questions you may have about the text.

学生へのメッセージ
You are expected to participate actively in class discussion. Asking questions about aspects of the reading is one good way to participate and learn. It is hoped that you will be curious about the course material and develop an interest in how to do history.