AP/GWST4520 3.0 M: Female Masculinities and Queer Genders
Offered by: GWST
Session
Winter 2024
Term
W
Format
SEMR
Instructor
Calendar Description / Prerequisite / Co-Requisite
This course reads key twentieth-century cultural, visual and literary texts which depict a wide range of female masculinities and develops significant concepts in the interdisciplinary field of twentieth-century gender studies, cultural studies and queer theory. It explores these concepts through a number of forms including signifnant novels, essays and cultural theory, performance texts, autobiographies and memoirs, documentary and narrative films. Prerequisites: AP/GWST1501 9.00, AP/GWST 1502 6.00, AP/GWST 1503 6.00 or AP/WMST/GWST 2510 9.00 or AP/SXST 2600 6.00 or permission from the instructor.
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