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L22 History 4751Reformers and Radicals: Feminist Thinking through History3.0 Units
Description:We bring gender and sexual debates into conversation across time and space. And we explore the method by which different histories can be brought into meaningful dialogue, specifically how the agendas of South Asia based activists and theorists might resonate with US based histories of reform and radical change. For instance, what are the challenges as well as the advances in reading Malala Yousafzai alongside the historic statement issued by the Combahee River Collective; how might we mobilize the multilayered agenda of Dalit feminisms in the context of debates over intersectionality? Can an awareness of feminist ecologies inflect the move toward decolonization and the return of stolen land on turtle island; does the "radical potential of queer politics" illuminate battles over political power in urban India? We layer these questions with debates on method, particularly the method of staging cross-cultural and temporal comparisons. As students in an advanced course in the method of comparative gender and sexuality studies, each of us will bring our theoretical apparatus to the larger case studies of India and South Asia. Collectively we seek to question and appreciate how globalization has produced reformers and radicals, and conversely, how reformers and radicals might work alongside one another in an increasingly stratified world. NOTE: This course is in the core curriculum for the Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies graduate
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Course Type:IdentSame As:L77 475  L14 475  L17 475  L30 4751  L32 4501  L98 4751  U89 4752  U92 475Frequency:Every 2 Years / History
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