Anth 432 Gender, Sex, and Sexuality in Anthropological Perspective
A theoretical introduction to gender, sex, and sexuality, including ethnographic examples from around the world. Explores biological and social aspects of sex and gender as they intersect with race, class, and nationality. Examines how gender relates to care work, kinship, and social reproduction. Considers transnational migration, surveillance, biopower, and political battles over reproductive technologies, gender-affirmative surgery, and sex work.
Slash Listed Courses
Also offered for graduate-level credit as
Anth 532 and may be taken only once for credit.
Prerequisite
Upper division standing