Body in Human Relationships: Divergent Meanings, Conflicting Values

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Body in Human Relationships: Divergent Meanings, Conflicting Values

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Religion and Other Disciplines > Religion and Ethics > Sexual Ethics

Course Level-Format: undergraduate

Instructor: Edward J. Tomasiewicz

Institution: DePaul University

Course Term: Winter

Course Year: 1998

Annotation:

A 1998 course by Edward Tomasciewicz at DePaul University course "explores and examines the dynamics of interpersonal relationships in regard to the issues of Body, Shame,Guilt, Gender, Masculinity,Femininity, Intimacy, Love, Sex, Death, Disillusionment, Transformation etc."