AS 3000 - Feminisms, Bodies, Power

Credits: 4

Introduces contemporary issues in feminist theory and their historical origins for comprehensive study of feminist epistemologies and methods. Students will read both primary and secondary theoretical texts to study various feminisms which may include: liberalism; radical-liberalism; Marxist-socialist; psychoanalytic; care; sex and pleasure; multicultural, global and postcolonial; and, postmodern. This course is grounded in an intersectional perspective, introducing Black, Indigenous, women of color, queer and disability feminisms

Prerequisites
ECI

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This course is cross-listed with WS3000