7c82 Southwestern University: Feminist Studies: Curriculum

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Feminist Studies

Curriculum

Below you will find a list of our current or recent offerings. See the course catalog for descriptions and updated information.

  • 04-001 SELECTED TOPICS
    May be repeated with change in topic. (H)
  • 04-002 SELECTED TOPICS
    May be repeated with change in topic. (H)
  • 04-003 SELECTED TOPICS
    May be repeated with change in topic. (H)
  • 04-004 SELECTED TOPICS
    May be repeated with change in topic. (H)
  • 04-104 INTRODUCTION TO FEMINIST STUDIES
    An introduction to the subject matter and methodology of feminist studies. (H) (ScS)
  • 04-204 INTELLECTUAL HISTORIES OF FEMINISM
    This course traces the intellectual traditions of contemporary feminist theories and practices. Primary texts from the major figures of liberalism, Marxism, psychoanalysis and post-structuralism will be combined with more recent feminist approaches to, and departures from, these traditions. Topics w...
  • 04-214 FEMINIST PHILOSOPHY
    See Philosophy 18-394. (H)
  • 04-224 WOMEN, GODDESSES AND RELIGION
    See Religion 19-324. (H) (R) (IP)
  • 04-234 GENDER AND SEXUALITY
    See Sociology 34-234.
  • 04-244 FAMILIES IN SOCIETY
    See Sociology 34-244.
  • 04-254 THEORIES OF RACE
    See Philosophy 18-254. (H)
  • 04-264 THE BODY AND SEXUALITY IN RELIGION
    See Religion 19-364. (H) (R) (IP)
  • 04-274 THEORIES OF CLASS
    See Philosophy 18-444. (H)
  • 04-284 TOPICS IN FEMINIST THEORY
    Using an interdisciplinary framework, this course traces key debates in contemporary feminist theory. Areas of concentration might include theories of the body, queer theory, or methodology. Prerequisite: Feminist Studies 04-104. (H)
  • 04-294 CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH
    See Sociology 34-274.
  • 04-301 SELECTED TOPICS
    May be repeated with change in topic. (H)
  • 04-302 SELECTED TOPICS
    May be repeated with change in topic. (H)
  • 04-303 SELECTED TOPICS
    May be repeated with change in topic. (H)
  • 04-304 SELECTED TOPICS
    May be repeated with change in topic. (H)
  • 04-314 ECOFEMINISTS AND QUEER GREENS
    This course focuses on the relationships among feminist, queer and environmental movements. It examines theoretical debates over connections among “woman,” “sex” and “nature;” discusses feminist and queer strategies for environmental injustices; explores human/animal relations and traces...
  • 04-324 RACE, CLASS AND GENDER IN THE CARIBBEAN
    See Anthropology 35-344.
  • 04-334 LATINA/O AND LATIN AMERICAN SPIRITUALITIES
    See Anthropology 35-354.
  • 04-354 TOPICS IN TRANSNATIONAL FEMINISMS
    This course uses feminist methodologies to explore the movement of bodies, ideologies and capital across national borders. Topics to be discussed might include the role of women in nationalist movements and ideologies; gendered work and migration patterns; the impact of development and population co...
  • 04-364 PHILOSOPHY OF THE SELF
    See Philosophy 18-424. (H)
  • 04-374 FEMINIST ETHICS
    See Philosophy 18-374. (H)
  • 04-394 GENDER AND SEXUALITY IN THE BRITISH EMPIRE
    See History 16-394. (H)
  • 04-404 GENDER AND POLITICAL THEORY
    See Political Science 32-444.
  • 04-414 GENDER AND ART
    See Art History 71-644. (FAL) (WA)
  • 04-424 HISTORY OF RACE RELATIONS IN THE 20TH CENTURY U
    S. See History 16-414. (H)
  • 04-434 FEMINIST DISABILITY STUDIES
    This course surveys constructions of illness, disability and embodied difference. Drawing on insights from feminist and queer theory, postcolonial and transnational analysis and disability studies, assumptions about “normal” and “abnormal” bodies and minds will be examined. Topics to be addr...
  • 04-444 FEMINIST STUDIES IN GERMAN
    See German 12-454. (H)
  • 04-454 WOMEN WRITERS IN FRENCH
    See French 11-454. (H)
  • 04-464 FEMINIST AND QUEER ACTIVISM
    This course will address topics including: definitions and concepts of activism, characteristics of “feminist” and “queer” activism; the relationship between activist practices and theoretical histories; and possible points of connection among feminist, queer and anti-racist theories and mov...
  • 04-474 GENDER AND GENERATION IN AFRICA
    See History 16-474. (H)
  • 04-484 COMMUNICATION, CULTURE AND SOCIAL JUSTICE
    See Communication Studies 75-434. (H)
  • 04-494 GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE
    See Anthropology 35-434.
  • 04-504 LATIN AMERICAN, ASIAN AND EUROPEAN IMMIGRATION IN U
    S. HISTORY. See History 16-464. (H)
  • 04-524 RACE AND ETHNICITY
    See Sociology 34-264.
  • 04-534 FEMINIST FILM STUDIES
    See English 10-474. (H)
  • 04-544 GENDER AND SCIENCE
    See History 16-544. (H)
  • 04-564 THEORIES OF GENDER
    See Communication Studies 75-564. (H)
  • 04-574 TOPICS IN WOMEN’S LITERATURE
    See English 10-574. (H)
  • 04-584 SOCIAL CLASS IN THE U
    S. See Sociology 34-314.
  • 04-594 TOPICS IN FEMINIST PHILOSOPHY
    See Philosophy 18-494. (H)
  • 04-634 TOPICS IN ROMANTICISM
    See English 10-664. (H)
  • 04-644 MUSIC AND IDENTITY
    See Communication Studies 75-644. (H)
  • 04-664 TOPICS IN VICTORIAN LITERATURE AND CULTURE
    See English 10-674. (H)
  • 04-694 TOPICS IN CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE
    See English 10-594. (H)
  • 04-714 TOPICS IN PERFORMANCE STUDIES
    See Theatre 73-714. (FAP) (WA)
  • 04-724 FEMINISM AND PERFORMANCE
    See Theatre 73-724. (FAP) (WA)
  • 04-901 TUTORIAL
  • 04-902 TUTORIAL
  • 04-903 TUTORIAL
  • 04-904 TUTORIAL
  • 04-934 SENIOR SEMINAR
    (Spring) (WA)
  • 04-941 ACADEMIC INTERNSHIP
    Must be taken Pass/D/F.
  • 04-942 ACADEMIC INTERNSHIP
    Must be taken Pass/D/F.
  • 04-943 ACADEMIC INTERNSHIP
    Must be taken Pass/D/F.
  • 04-944 ACADEMIC INTERNSHIP
    Must be taken Pass/D/F.
  • 04-951 INDEPENDENT STUDY
    May be repeated with change in content.
  • 04-952 INDEPENDENT STUDY
    May be repeated with change in content.
  • 04-953 INDEPENDENT STUDY
    May be repeated with change in content.
  • 04-954 INDEPENDENT STUDY
    May be repeated with change in content.
  • 04-984 HONORS
    By invitation only.
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