ANTH 463 - Sexuality Studies Seminar

Credits: 4

Examines current work in sexuality studies, emphasizing ethnographic studies but extending to historical and interdisciplinary scholarship. Specific topics will vary by offering with student input shaping the specific topics pursued. Across our readings, we will give particular attention to the ways sexuality is articulated through social differences of gender, race, class, nation, and colonial experience and thus how sexuality articulates with power/knowledge formations and relations of privilege and subordination. Sociocultural Anthropology course. Prerequisite: ANTH 166 or 221 or consent of instructor.