ReDiscovering Convivencia: Global Policy Implications of Three Faiths in Conversation
This interdisciplinary course housed in the Keough School of Global Affairs aims to reimagine faith-based aesthetics as a foundation for public policy for multifaith flourishing. A faculty-student trip to Granada, Spain, will provide an immersive artistic, architectural, and historical experience of Muslim Spain and the “Convivencia” between Jewish, Catholic, and Muslim communities in the region. After a mid-semester break trip to Spain, students will collaborate with curators and the Raclin Murphy Museum of Art to develop a temporary exhibition on the ways in which the arts, architecture, and literature can further multi-faith flourishing.
(Course under development–stay tuned for more!)