Here is what I had in mind:

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• Example of premodern globalization
• Example of trade in cultural goods (religion)
• Power relations operative in globalization then and now (Colonialism; Imperialism)

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• Concepts of the universal and global coexist with concepts of fundamental difference
• European/Non-European; civilized/savage; male/female
• Religious belief vs. its sociopolitical effects: where does religion end and ideology begin?

Here is how individual lectures fit in:

A. "Selling" Religion: The Jesuit Multimedia Campaign

• Visual rhetoric -- Art
• Regulating spatial movement -- Architecture
• Forming habits -- Spiritual Exercises

B. Shaping Social Life: Religion and Gender Norms

• Masculinity as historically and culturally malleable -- Ignatius
• Femininity at the intersection of culture, religion, and colonialism -- Tekakwitha

C. Balancing Individual Interests and Greater Goods: Dürer and Cenodoxus

• Tension between science and religion
• Individual fulfillment vs. communal responsibility

A question yet to be answered: what kind of global citizen will YOU be?