Analyzes several varieties of feminist theory to explore how conceptions of women, gender and feminism have changed and have structured women’s opportunities to participate fully in politics and the economy. Central questions include: the nature of sex/gender and sex/gender difference;
what is feminism; who identifies as a feminist; and how gender identities are mediated by our class, race, and ethnic identities. Meets WGST Feminist Theory Requirement. Fall.
Prerequisite:
WGST 200 Minimum Grade: D
or WGST 300 Minimum Grade: D
Equivalent:
POLS 341 - OK if taken between Fall 2011 and Spring 2014