Crosslisted with SOC 371. The study of texts written by and about women and on issues they raise relating to gender and literature. Students may repeat the course once under a differenuterized sources, and specialized reference titles are treated. Workshop sessions are held throughout the semester. The dynamics of forming, maintaining, and dissolving intimate relationships.
Attention is focused on dating, partner selection, sexuality, marriage, divorce, and remarriage.
Crosslisted with SOC 204. Crosslisted with SOC 247. The problems of women in Third World societies, as illustrated through narratives by and about women. Oppression, madness, and the quests for freedom, love, identity, and fulfillment are themes to be approached through the texts of this course, as well as the interrelationships between women and men underlining the basic human need for personal fulfillment. B An examination of works written by or about women that studies the development and conception of women's drama, poetry, and fiction.