ANTH 4420 - Gender and Power in Ethnographic Perspective

3 Credit Hours
Prerequisites: ANTH 2020 with a C or higher, or consent of instructor.
Description
(Same as WGSS 4210.) Ethnographic and theoretical examination of the role of gender in human societies, including role differences and inequalities between women and men cross-culturally; the cultural significance and social institutions associated with public and domestic spheres; power, ideology, and the production of historically specific gender identities and sexualities; global perspectives on feminism and approaches to women’s empowerment. Global Scholars course.