Courses of Interest to Concentrators in Gender and Sexuality Studies - 17553 - GNSS XLIST - 0 |
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The following courses have a primary focus on women or gender or make significant use of modes of feminist or queer analysis. They may count toward the concentration in Gender and Sexuality Studies through the Pembroke Center. Please check with the sponsoring department for times and locations. Africana Studies AFRI 1060U An Introduction to Africa AFRI 1060W Policy, Culture and Discourse that Shape Health and Access to Healthcare AFRI 1060Z Race, Sexuality, and Mental Disability History American Studies AMST 1612Q Women / Writing / Power AMST 1901D Motherhood in Black and White AMST 1906Q The History of Children and Childhood in America Anthropology ANTH 0300 Culture and Health ANTH 1150 Middle East in Anthropological Perspective ANTH 1250 Film and Anthropology: Identity and Images of Indian Societies ANTH 1624 Indians, Colonists, and Africans in New England Classics CLAS 0765 Witches and Vixens: Nasty Women in Ancient Greece and Rome CLAS 1145 Goddesses and Women Gurus in South Asian Religious Traditions Comparative Literature COLT 0610D Rites of Passage COLT 1210 Introduction to the Theory of Literature COLT 1440T Cinema's Bodies COLT 1810N Freud: Writer and Reader East Asian Studies EAST 0800 Off the Beaten Path: A Survey of Modern Japanese Literature EAST 1070 China Modern: An Introduction to the Literature of Twentieth-Century China EAST 1950X Queer Japan: Culture, History and Sexuality Economics ECON 1530 Health, Hunger and the Household in Developing Countries Education EDUC 0620 Cradle of Inequality EDUC 1430 Social Psychology of Race, Class, and Gender English ENGL 0100C Altered States ENGL 1711L Contemporary Black Women’s Literature ENGL 1760Y Toni Morrison ENGL 1900K Reading Sex French Studies FREN 1210F L’œuvre romanesque de Marguerite Duras FREN 1310N La Pornographie FREN 1330A Fairy Tales and Culture Hispanic Studies HISP 1330V Gender Trouble in Spanish America History HIST 1235A Making A "Second Sex": Women and Gender in Modern European History HIST 1963Q Sex, Power, and God: A Medieval Perspective HIST 1964L Slavery in the Early Modern World Modern Culture and Media MCM 0902I Never Work! History, theory and media of work and its refusal MCM 1505P Channeling Race: Television and Race in America MCM 1505W Queerness and Games Philosophy PHIL 0200F Language, Race, and Gender Political Science POLS 1823G Women and War Public Health PHP 1920 Social Determinants of Health Religious Studies RELS 0290D Islamic Sexualities Theatre Arts and Performance Studies TAPS 1425 Queer Performance Associated Term: Fall 2018 Registration Dates: Apr 17, 2018 to Oct 02, 2018 Levels: Graduate, Undergraduate Main Campus Secondary Cross List Schedule Type 0.000 Credits View Catalog Entry |
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