ANTHR-314 Ethnicity, Gender, and Sexuality in China
This course discusses the transformations in Chinese notions of ethnicity, gender, and sexuality from 1949 to the present. We will explore topics such as defining, naming, and preserving ethnic identity and culture; changing notions of femininity and masculinity; emerging forms of gendered inequality; and the growing importance of sex work and sex-at-work while considering the interrelationship between such phenomena and the broader political, economic, and social developments in 21st-century China.
Standard Course (40)
Credits
1
Prerequisite
ANTHR-113, ANTHR-127, or consent of the instructor.
Offered
Spring