Upcoming fall 2024 Courses
Course offerings vary slightly from term to term. The descriptions written out below are specific to the fall 2024 term. For the official calendar descriptions see the Undergraduate Calendar
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| Course code | Title |
|---|---|
| GSJ 101 | Intro to GSJ: The Global North |
| GSJ 108/ ENGL 108E | Gender and Representation |
| GSJ 201 | Gender and Social Justice in Pop Culture |
| GSJ 203 | The Waves of Feminist Thought |
| GSJ 302 | Thinking Through Gender: EnGendering War |
| GSJ 309/ ENGL 309G/ HIST 309 | The Discourse of Dissent |
| GSJ 380/HLTH 380 | Applied Public Health Ethics |
| GSJ 401 | Global Health |
| GSJ 402/ PHIL 402/ 673/675 | Feminist Care Ethics |
| GSJ 473/SDS 441R | Pop Culture and Social Change |
GSJ 302
EnGendering War
We will be talking about how publics are mobilized into war as well as various movements of its resistance with an intersectional focus on race and gender. We will consider about various issues that intersect with war (not limited to): brotherhood and masculinity, nationalism and patriotism and protecting “her”/our “motherland,” children of war, military and draft inclusions of women and queer folks, sexual violence in service and as a tool of war.
PHIL 402/674/676/ GSJ 402 — SEM 002
Care Ethics
Care is central to our lives. It sustains us and our communities, and is as a central dimension of solidarity. This course provides an introduction to feminist care ethics. We will study the foundation of “care” as a distinct ethical approach in philosophy, as well as its political and economic significance. Further, we will compare and contrast a Western feminist care approach with other philosophical traditions and explore innovations in care ethics from activism and theory in queer, trans, and disability studies.