WS201
Gender, Subjectivity and Resistance
0.5 Credit
Hours per week:
- Lecture/Discussion: 3
An analysis of factors contributing to the constructions of gender in the intersection with race, class and sexual identity from a variety of feminist perspectives, including those of psychology, sociology, cultural studies, philosophy and political science. Topics may include gender and therapy, sexuality, relationships, violence, the media, parenting, empowerment and physical and mental health.
