ANTHR-257 Language, Gender and Sexuality
Stresses special lessons that anthropology has to teach about the gendered facets of linguistic expression, including the necessity of an approach that is both empirical, including moments of interaction, and critical, exploring issues of power and agency. Considers conceptual benefits and limitations to using gendered difference as a model for sexual difference in the study of linguistic expression.
Standard Course (40)
Credits
1
Cross Listed Courses
LING-257,
SOC-257,
WMGST-257
Prerequisite
One course in Anthropology or consent of instructor
Offered
Fall