This course examines the metaphysical and ethical issues that emerge in the relations between gender, sex, sexuality, and love. This course considers the socialization into masculine and feminine identities, sexual and reproductive choices, and examines the cultural context in which values about sexuality and gendered roles within the family are formed. This course examines the workplace as a specific cultural context in which identifiable values, ethics and mores come into play, particularly as they relate to issues and imbalances related to gender and cultural diversity. This course examines topics in the gay and lesbian cultures from theoretical, historical and political perspectives. No more than three credits taken to fulfill general education requirementscan be applied to the minor.
Every theory is a self-fulfilling prophecy that orders experience into the framework it provides .
Ben Mulvey, Liberal Arts Director .