TuF 1:30 - 2:50 Meg Mott D38

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Date In-class focus
Required Readings
Sept. 5 (3:00-3:30) Introduction
none
Sept. 7 What is feminism?
hooks/through Chap. 5
Sept. 14 How does hooks talk about feminism?
hooks/through Chap. 10

Sept. 18 Rosh Hasanah

What are her goals?(First Paper Due)
hooks/through Chap. 15
Sept. 21 Race/class/gender/violence/capital/education/ environment/sexual orientation... did we leave anything out?
hooks/through Conclusion
Sept. 25 Abortion as a feminist issue. Can we even talk about this?(Second Paper Due) LAST DAY TO DROP
Luker/through Chap.2
Sept. 28 The worldviews of the current players (Second Paper Due) Luker/ through 7
Oct. 2 How else can we talk about abortion? Luker/through Conclusion
Oct. 5 Social Justice in Brazil's Popular Church. Can an institution be patriarchal and feminist? (Third Paper Due) Drogus/ through Ch. 2
Oct. 9 The CEB movement/ Catholic and feminist
Drogus/through Ch. 4
Oct. 12 How does this case study conform to hooks' definition? (Fourth Paper Due)
Drogus/through Conclusion
Oct. 16 Lesbians and Feminism LAST DAY TO HAND IN WORK BEFORE MID-TERM GRADES
Gelder/through 102
Oct. 19 What's not feminist in these cases? Is there a politics?(Fifth Paper Due)
Gelder/ through 191
Oct. 23 No Class - Walter Hendricks Day
Oct. 26 Is there a lesbian movement? Is it necessarily feminist?(Sixth Paper Due)
Gelder/through conclusion
Oct. 30 Feminism and the Academy
Griffin/through Part 1
Nov. 2 What does this teach us about Marlboro? (Seventh Paper Due)
Griffin/through Part 2
Nov. 6 Why does Griffin write this way?
Griffin/Part II
Nov. 9 Why does Griffin write this way?
Griffin/through Conclusion
Nov. 12 Poetry is not a luxury
Begin Lorde
Nov. 16 The powers of the honest word
Finish Lourde
Nov.20 The mother tongue

Ursula Leguin

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Nov. 21-25 Thanksgiving Vacation
Nov. 27 - Dec. 7 What we've got to show: (4 classes, 3-4 presentations per class)  
Dec. 11 The Last Class