Martyn Oliver
Professorial Lecturer
Department of Philosophy and Religion
- Martyn was born and raised in southern Minnesota. In addition to Washington State and Boston, his studies also took him to Scotland, Lebanon, Austria, and Morocco. His work explores the construction of religious identity, particularly how Western literature depicts Islam and Muslims. His current research addresses how the development of the academic study of religion was influenced by culture.
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Degrees
PhD, Boston University; BA, University of Puget Sound -
Languages Spoken:
Arabic, French, German (basic reading and conversation)
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OFFICE
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- Battelle Tompkins - 1st Floor
- Sports Center Annex 160 (not Battelle): Tuesdays & Fridays 12-3 and by appointment
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Teaching
Spring 2013
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- PHIL-230 Meaning& Purpose in Arts
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- PHIL-230 Meaning& Purpose in Arts
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- RELG-185 Forms of the Sacred
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Fall 2013
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- HNRS-300 Honors Collqm in Arts & Hum: Imagining the Afterlife
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- RELG-210 Non-Western Religious Traditns
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- RELG-210 Non-Western Religious Traditns
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