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Academic Year 2003/2004

Women"s Studies (Courses Not Currently Offered)

Women's St: Gender and History

• WMST239 FA Perceval's Mother
• WMST261 FA Medieval Women
• WMST270 FA History of Women, Race, and Health
• WMST154 SP Sophomore Seminar: Women and Gender in Renaissance Italy
• WMST207 SP Gender and Political Economy in the Developing World
• WMST208 SP Missionaries and China: The Collegiate Connections
• WMST215 SP Queering the American State: Politics and Sex After 1968
• WMST216 SP Stereotyped Japan: A Critical Investigation of "Geisha Girls" and "Samurai Spirit"
• WMST219 SP Women in U.S. History
• WMST242 SP Mothers of the Novel: 18th-Century Women Writers and the Rise of the Novel
• WMST249 SP Democratization, Modernization, and the Spanish Woman Writer: 1970-2000
• WMST261 SP Medieval Women
• WMST270 SP History of Women, Race, and Health
• WMST291 SP Masculinity: Psychology, Science and History
• WMST310 SP Gender, Science, and British Cultural History
• WMST328 SP The Immigrant City in the United States, 1880-1924
• WMST330 SP 19th-Century American Utopias
• WMST332 SP Black Feminist Thoughts and Practices
• WMST360 SP The Black 60s: Civil Rights to Black Power

Women's St.: Gender and Society

• WMST227 FA Women, Health and Technology
• WMST230 FA Sociology of Gender
• WMST235 FA The Economics of Gender
• WMST237 FA Constructing the Female Subject: Gender and Culture in Hispanic Literature
• WMST240 FA The Gendering of Music in Cross-Cultural Perspective
• WMST257 FA Domesticity and Gender in Mid-19th-Century American Literature and Culture
• WMST264 FA Women and Buddhism
• WMST265 FA Work and Leisure: The Sociology of Everyday Life
• WMST282 FA The Social Construction of Woman
• WMST302 FA Critical Perspectives on the State
• WMST307 FA Rethinking Gender and Sexuality: Examples from African Ethnography
• WMST311 FA Race and Sexuality in American History
• WMST318 FA Seminar in Eating Disorders
• WMST177 SP Gender and Sport
• WMST207 SP Gender and Political Economy in the Developing World
• WMST215 SP Queering the American State: Politics and Sex After 1968
• WMST216 SP Stereotyped Japan: A Critical Investigation of "Geisha Girls" and "Samurai Spirit"
• WMST219 SP Women in U.S. History
• WMST228 SP Women and Literature in France, 1945-2002: A Complete Revolution?
• WMST235 SP The Economics of Gender
• WMST240 SP The Gendering of Music in Cross-Cultural Perspective
• WMST252 SP Mother, Madonna, Whore, Muse: Women in Italian Society
• WMST255 SP Reading the Victorians
• WMST256 SP Gender and Power
• WMST257 SP Domesticity and Gender in Mid-19th-Century American Literature and Culture
• WMST265 SP Work and Leisure: The Sociology of Everyday Life
• WMST266 SP Writing the Mother in 20th-century French Autobiography
• WMST272 SP Postcolonial Theory
• WMST302 SP Critical Perspectives on the State
• WMST318 SP Seminar in Eating Disorders
• WMST325 SP Gendered Futures: Women's Political and Economic Develop. Strategies in Latin Am. and the Caribbean
• WMST332 SP Black Feminist Thoughts and Practices
• WMST340 SP Gendering Globalization: The New International Division of Labor
• WMST360 SP The Black 60s: Civil Rights to Black Power

Women's St:Gender and Representation

• WMST201 FA The Classics Reconsidered
• WMST210 FA Early Modern Feminism
• WMST221 FA Women Writers of Japan
• WMST223 FA Women and Revolution in China
• WMST224 FA Langston Hughes, Zora Neale Hurston, Toni Morrison, and John Wideman
• WMST237 FA Constructing the Female Subject: Gender and Culture in Hispanic Literature
• WMST239 FA Perceval's Mother
• WMST243 FA Poetry by Women
• WMST246 FA Women in Russia: 1825-2000
• WMST248 FA Comparing Texts: Gender, Character and Voice in African American Narratives
• WMST253 FA The Romance of China
• WMST257 FA Domesticity and Gender in Mid-19th-Century American Literature and Culture
• WMST264 FA Women and Buddhism
• WMST274 FA Aesthetics and Otherness
• WMST337 FA Selected Caribbean Women Writers
• WMST346 FA Asian American Literature and Its Discontents
• WMST173 SP Poetry Writing Workshop: The African American Tradition
• WMST201 SP The Classics Reconsidered
• WMST210 SP Early Modern Feminism
• WMST216 SP Stereotyped Japan: A Critical Investigation of "Geisha Girls" and "Samurai Spirit"
• WMST223 SP Women and Revolution in China
• WMST224 SP Langston Hughes, Zora Neale Hurston, Toni Morrison, and John Wideman
• WMST226 SP Harlem Renaissance
• WMST228 SP Women and Literature in France, 1945-2002: A Complete Revolution?
• WMST233 SP Margins and Masculinity in Chinese Literature
• WMST242 SP Mothers of the Novel: 18th-Century Women Writers and the Rise of the Novel
• WMST243 SP Poetry by Women
• WMST249 SP Democratization, Modernization, and the Spanish Woman Writer: 1970-2000
• WMST252 SP Mother, Madonna, Whore, Muse: Women in Italian Society
• WMST255 SP Reading the Victorians
• WMST257 SP Domesticity and Gender in Mid-19th-Century American Literature and Culture
• WMST266 SP Writing the Mother in 20th-century French Autobiography
• WMST272 SP Postcolonial Theory
• WMST274 SP Aesthetics and Otherness
• WMST284 SP Practicing Courtly Love
• WMST289 SP South Asian Writing in Diaspora
• WMST337 SP Selected Caribbean Women Writers
• WMST346 SP Asian American Literature and Its Discontents

Women's St: Gender and Science

• WMST227 FA Women, Health and Technology
• WMST238 FA The Production of Knowledge
• WMST270 FA History of Women, Race, and Health
• WMST318 FA Seminar in Eating Disorders
• WMST118 SP Reproduction in the 21st Century
• WMST238 SP The Production of Knowledge
• WMST263 SP Science and Medicine in American Life
• WMST270 SP History of Women, Race, and Health
• WMST291 SP Masculinity: Psychology, Science and History
• WMST310 SP Gender, Science, and British Cultural History
• WMST318 SP Seminar in Eating Disorders

Women's St:Tutorials and Thesis

• WMST411 FA Group Tutorial, Undergraduate
• WMST491 FA Teaching Apprentice Tutorial

Last Updated on MAR-19-2004

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