Masculinities & Global Politics

Catalog description

The course uses readings and films to examine masculinities historically and transnationally, including a unit on masculinities in US politics; draws from history, sociology, feminist geography, popular culture studies, Black studies, and sexuality and queer studies; interactive lectures and guest scholars. Each student is guided to complete an interview-based research project with three male-identified persons of multiple generations with serves in lieu of a final exam.