Students interested in gay and lesbian issues should take notice
of the following courses that, when taught by the indicated faculty, bear on sexualities,
sexual orientation, lesbian, gay and bisexual liberation and their histories, the new
masculinities and femininities, the new scholarship in the debates between social
constructionist and essentialist views of genders and sexual orientations, and the
marginalizing vs. universalizing discourses on homosexualities. A coherent selection of
these courses can be taken as a complement to the student’s major, or in some cases,
as a part of the major.
Women’s Studies 102. Gender and Sexuality —Corber
American Studies 207. Homosexuality and Hollywood Film—Corber
American Studies 212. The History of Sexuality—Corber
American Studies 323. The Trouble with Normal: An Introduction to Queer Theory—Corber
Sociology 260. Sexuality and Society—Valocchi
[Women’s Studies 278. Sexual Orientation and the Law]
[American Studies 296. Homosexuality and American Culture]
[Psychology 245. Methods of Studying Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual Issues]
RELATED COURSES
[Anthropology 205. Anthropological Perspectives on Women and Gender]
[Anthropology 206. Sex, Gender and Power]
Anthropology 207. Anthropological Perspectives of Women and Gender—Nadel-Klein
[Anthropology 234. Multiculturalism and Ethnicity]
Art History 283. Contemporary Art—FitzGerald
[Classical Civilization 208. Men, Women and Society in Ancient Greece and Rome: Myth
and Reality]
[Classical Civilization 305. Greek Tragedy]
Education 200. Analyzing Schools—Dougherty
[Education 203. Schooling in America]
Education 235. Gender and Education—Bauer
[Education 236. Multiculturalism and Ethnicity]
English 205. Introduction to American Literature II—Lauter
English 260. Introduction to Literary Studies—Hunter
[English 290. Introduction to Literature and Psychology]
English 301. Introduction to Literary Criticism—Benedict
[English 304. Comparative Studies in American Modernisms: The 20th Century]
[English 307. Gender, Race, and Ethnicity in American Literature]
[English 320. Black Women Writers]
[English 328. Overlords and Undertones]
English 330. American and British Detective Literature —Thomas
[English 342. Imagining Empire]
English 358. Playing Gender on Renaissance Stage —Campos
English 372. The Harlem Renaissance —Perkins
[English 373. Feminist Literary Criticism]
[English 382. The Gender of Modernism]
English 388. Hysteria & Literature —Hunter
[English 394. Representations of the Female Body and Voice]
[English 395. 19th-Century Fiction and the History of Sexuality]
[English 412. Feminism and Literature]
[English 413-03. Virginia Woolf and the Bloomsbury Group]
Guided Studies 219. The Classical Tradition—Reger
[History 105. Introduction to Latin American and Caribbean World]
[History 123. London in the Swinging Sixties]
History 315. Women in American History—Sicherman
[History 316. Families in American History]
[History 318. Reform Movements of 20th-Century America]
History 372. Post-War Europe: 1945 – Present—Pennybacker
[History 401-63. Women and Men in Latin American History]
[History 407. Subcultures in American History]
InterArts Program 101. The Artist and Society—Power
Latin American Studies 101. Introduction to the Latin American and Caribbean World
(TBA)
[Philosophy 209. Persons and Sexes]
[Philosophy 328. Freud]
[Political Science 277. Law, Gender and the Supreme Court]
[Psychology 273. Abnormal Psychology]
Psychology 310. Psychology of Gender Differences—Anselmi
[Psychology 402-09. The Psychology of Discrimination]
[Psychology 447. Freud]
Public Policy 325. Gender and Public Policy—Armstrong
Religion 292. From Bing to Whoopi—Byrne
Sociology 207. Family and Society—Sacks
Sociology 241. Mass Media and Pop Culture —Williams
[Sociology 272. Social Movements]
Sociology 312. Social Class and Mobility —Valocchi
Sociology 328. Sociological Perspectives on Health and Gender—Raisz
Sociology 331. Masculinity—Sacks
[Theater and Dance 245. Women in Theater and Dance]
Theater and Dance 307. Performance Art—McCauley
[Theater and Dance 409. Witches, Mystics and Prostitutes]
Theater and Dance 412. Senior Seminar: Performance and Theory—Power
[Theater and Dance 417. The Signifying Body: Feminist Theory and the Arts]
Women’s Studies 101. Introduction to Women’s Studies—Hedrick
Women’s Studies 301. Feminist Theory—Armstrong
[Women’s Studies 312. Feminist Theory]
Women’s Studies 402-02. Feminist Legal Theory—Fulco
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