GWST 315 - Modern Masculinities

(3.00)

By integrating theoretical and experiential perspectives, this course explores the social construction of masculinities and their intersections with other systems of inequality, such as race, class, and sexuality. Drawing on the contemporary feminist and masculinity studies scholarship on men and masculinities, the course examines the multiple and hierarchically organized configurations of masculinities primarily within the U.S. context. However, an overall global approach is also pursued through an investigation of the linkages between formations of globalization and masculinities. Recommended Course Preparation:GWST 100 or GWST 200

Course ID: 102060
Consent: No Special Consent Required
Components: Lecture
Attributes: AH (Arts and Humanities), C (Culture)