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After this course you will be able to:
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formulate a research problem (= not- knowing) and research question(s) which will guide the literature study;
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select relevant academic publications which can help to answer the research question(s);
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analyse the line of argument in the selected literature in the field of pastoral theology/practical theology;
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formulate critical questions and reflections with regard to the literature that has been studied;
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summarise the result of your study in view of the research problem and research question.
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At the start of this course, students together with the lecturer will decide on the content of the literature study. This literature study should help you in constructing a theoretical frame for your thesis in pastoral-/practical theology. Your thesis needs to be connected to the expertise of the lecturer(s) in Nijmegen. Topics of choice are contingency and spirituality in life narratives; (inter)religious learning and communication; religion and conflict, and narrative identity of local congregations.
If there are more students who choose this specialization, there will be a maximum of three meetings.
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