GS 202 - Men and Masculinity

3 credit(s)
After decades of feminist analysis focused on women’s lives and coming from a variety of perspectives, scholars have turned their gaze toward men. This scholarship scrutinizes not only how men define their identities but also how cultural ideas of masculinity shape everyone’s lives. This course examines men and masculinity through lenses informed by race, class, sexuality studies, and a variety of other angles, all in an effort better to understand things we often take for granted: the lives of men and the role of masculinity in our culture.
Prerequisite(s): GS 100 or permission of instructor.

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