Course Description

International and Comparative Studies 257F/G International Cultures of Gendering

This course analyses the functions of gender as a fundamental organizing principle in human societies. On that basis, students will examine ways in which the disciplines, regimes, practice, and institutions governing inter-human encounters in the world are also embedded in processes of gendering.

Prerequisite: International and Comparative Studies 020E, or the former ICS 020, or permission of the Department.

3 hours

(Huron)

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