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Sociology of Gender

SOCI 6635

This graduate seminar is designed to introduce students to the idea of gender as a cultural construction. It examines various ways that gender differences have been interpreted and explained, and emphasizes the ways that gender affects the lives of both women and men. The course places a particular emphasis on how gender is intertwined with race, class, and age, among other status categories.



syllabus
short paper option
research proposal option


Fall 2008
6:30 - 9:15 p.m. W
2224 Carroll Building
 
required texts (fall 2008):
The Gendered Society, Michael Kimmel
Playing it Straight, Mindy Blaise
We Real Cool
We Real Cool, bell hooks
Nickel and Dimed, Barbara Ehrenreich
Mothers & Children, Susan Chase and Mary Rogers
Black Feminist Thought, Patricia Hill Collins