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Feminist Philosophy
PHIL 4333
School of Arts, Humanities, and Technology
An examination of major writings by feminist philosophers and theorists. This course may examine the historical development of feminism and/or explore major feminist topics such as oppression, sexism, embodiment, and gender. Questions to be pursued might include: What is it be a woman? Are women oppressed? How do institutions pertaining to marriage, motherhood, and sex shape the lives of women? In what ways might feminist concerns intersect with current issues in philosophy of race, queer theory, and philosophy of disability? May be repeated for credit as topics vary (6 semester credit hours maximum). 3 credit hours.
Prerequisite: Any previous PHIL course.
Offering Frequency: Based on student interest and instructor availability
Grades: 33
Median GPA: A
Mean GPA: 3.385
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Feminist Philosophy
PHIL 4333
School of Arts, Humanities, and Technology
An examination of major writings by feminist philosophers and theorists. This course may examine the historical development of feminism and/or explore major feminist topics such as oppression, sexism, embodiment, and gender. Questions to be pursued might include: What is it be a woman? Are women oppressed? How do institutions pertaining to marriage, motherhood, and sex shape the lives of women? In what ways might feminist concerns intersect with current issues in philosophy of race, queer theory, and philosophy of disability? May be repeated for credit as topics vary (6 semester credit hours maximum). 3 credit hours.
Prerequisite: Any previous PHIL course.
Offering Frequency: Based on student interest and instructor availability
Grades: 33
Median GPA: A
Mean GPA: 3.385
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