HIST 3628
History of Japanese Masculinities
Seton Hall University · UGRD · Fall 2026
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This course will critically interrogate the notion of “manhood,” “masculinity,” “femininity,” and “gender” in Japan between the 700s-2020s. Starting from the assertion that gender is socially constructed and variable over time, we will seek to explore the way that masculinity and femininity developed and changed in the cultural context of Japan’s social, philosophical, political, and economic traditions.
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