GS 5100: Feminist and Gender Theory

Course Description

This class serves as an intellectual investigation into gendered ideologies (such as the effects of race, ethnicity, nationality, socioeconomic class, sexuality, and religion) and functions as a bridge to later advanced gender theory and methods courses. Topics may also include interdisciplinary feminist theories (with a focus on gender equality), including masculinity theory, queer theory, muted group theory, and other evolving frameworks. Students may not receive credit for bothGS 4100/SOC 4100andGS 5100.