HUMAN 160 Cultural Expressions of Gender
investigates key topics about gender and sexuality from a variety of perspectives: philosophy, history, visual art, music, literature, drama, and architecture. Topics include issues such as the physically gendered body; gender and violence; and the sexualization of the (female) body. The aim is to explore the complexity of artistic responses to these issues and to gain a deeper understanding of ways that art shapes and has been shaped by cultural understanding of gender, biological sex, and sexuality. This course is applicable toward all certificates and degrees; group requirements include humanities (credit hours 3.0, lecture hours 3.0). IAI: HF907D
Prerequisite
Eligibility for English 101