Spring 2004

Online Syllabi:

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• GAWS 100-01 & -02: Introduction to Gender and Women's Studies (Ms. Kozol)
• GAWS 225-01: The Politics of Gender in South Asia (Ms. Germain)
• GAWS 301-01: Practicum in Women's Studies (Ms. Kahn)
• GAWS 321-01: Black Feminist Thought: An Historical Perspective (Ms. Brooks)
• GAWS 408-01: Seminar: The Politics of Sentiment: Family, Class, and Gender (Ms. Germain)

• CAST 211-01: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer Identities (Ms. Raimondo)
• ENGL 265-01: Anglophone Literatures of the Third World (Ms. Needham)
• ENGL 304-01: Feminist Criticism of Shakespeare: Gender, Race, and Empire (Ms. Gorfain)
• ENGL 391-01: George Eliot and Virginia Woolf (Ms. Linehan)
• FREN 473-01: Sex in Contemporary French Cinema (Mr. Philippe)
• FYSP 163-01: She Works Hard for the Money: Women, Work, and the Persistence of Inequality (Ms. John)
• GERM 433-01: Selected Authors, Works, Themes (Senior Seminar) Twentieth-Century German Women Authors (Ms. Tewarson)
• HIST 237-01: Women in Jewish Society, Antiquity to Modernity (Ms. Magnus)
• HIST 359-01: Colonialism, Race, Sex and Gender (Ms. Woollacott)
• POLT 213-01: The Political Economy of Gender in Advanced Capitalism (Mr. Howell)
• RELG 262-01: Feminist Religious Thought in Multicultural Perspective (Ms. Kamitsuka)
• RELG 366-01: Feminist Interpretations of Evil (Ms. Kamitsuka)
• SOCI 326-01: The American Family: Comfort, Conflict and Criticism (Ms. John)