Books
For Classes
Fall
Semester 2005
Professor Alexander Antonopoulos
WSDB 290 |
POLI 398T | PHIL 371
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| WSDB
290 |
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course provides an introduction to the lives and conditions of women
in historical contexts. It is suited both to those interested in women's
issues in general and students enrolled in Women's Studies. Topics
range from motherhood, lesbianism, family, violence and racism to
women's economic status and women's resistance. |
Required
Textbook(s):
The Second Sex
Simone de Beauvoir
Vintage
ISBN: 0679724516 |
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Required
Textbook(s):
Seeing a Color-Blind Future
Patricia
J. Williams
Douglas & McIntyre / Fsg Adult
ISBN: 0374525331
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Required Textbook(s):
Talking Back: Thinking Feminist, Thinking Black
bell hooks
South End Press
ISBN: 0896083527
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Recommended Textbook(s):
All About Love: New Visions
bell
hooks
HarperCollins Canada
ISBN: 0060959479
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Recommended
Textbook(s):
Against Love:
A Polemic
Laura
Kipnis
Vintage
ISBN:
0375719326 |
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Recommended
Textbook(s):
Borderlands/La
Frontera: The New Mestiza
Gloria
Anzaldúa
Aunt
Lute Books
ISBN: 1879960567
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Recommended
Textbook(s):
Speaking Sex To Power
Patrick Califia
Cleis Press
ISBN: 1573441325 |
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Recommended Textbook(s):
Sex, Politics, and Society: The Regulation of Sexuality Since 1800
Jeffrey
Weeks
Longman Publishing Group
ISBN: 0582023831
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Recommended Textbook(s):
The Trouble With Normal: Sex, Politics, and the Ethics of Queer Life
Michael Warner
Harvard University Press
ISBN: 0674004418 |
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Recommended
Textbook(s):
Identities: Race, Class, Gender, and Nationality
Linda Martin Alcoff (Editor), Eduardo Mendieta (Editor)
Blackwell Publishers
ISBN: 0631217231
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PHIL
371 Philosophy of Feminism |
| PHIL
371 Philosophy of Feminism (3 credits) Prerequisite: PHIL 232 and
263, or permission of the Department. This course provides an introduction
to some of the central issues in contemporary philosophy of feminism.
The key arguments in feminist epistemology, feminist ethics, and sex
and gender studies are discussed from a variety of perspectives. PHIL
371 Philosophy of Feminism (3 credits) Prerequisite: PHIL 232 and
263, or permission of the Department. This course provides an introduction
to some of the central issues in contemporary philosophy of feminism.
The key arguments in feminist epistemology, feminist ethics, and sex
and gender studies are discussed from a variety of perspectives. |
Required
Textbook(s):
The Second Sex
Simone de Beauvoir
Vintage
ISBN: 0679724516
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Required Textbook(s):
Beauvoir and The Second Sex
Margaret A. Simons
Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
ISBN: 0742512460 |
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Required Testbook(s):
Feminist Thought: A More Comprehensive Introduction
Rosemarie Tong
HarperCollins Canada
ISBN: 0813332958 |
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Required Testbook(s):
Simone de Beauvoir's The Second Sex: Interdisciplinary Essays
Ruth Evans
Manchester University Press
ISBN 0-7190-4303-4 |
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