| WMST 1101 |
Introduction to Women's Studies |
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| This course will provide a better understanding of the female experience and the evolution of women's roles within one's own culture and that of others. In developing this understanding emphasis will be placed on the great diversity of women's individual lives by considering such factors as race, age, marital, and class status. |
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| Cross-Listed Courses |
| WMST 3500/SOCI 3500 |
Gender & Society. |
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| WMST 3110/LAST 3110 |
Special Topics/Latin American Women Writers |
(3) |
| WMST 2500/SOCI 2500 |
Marriages and Families |
(3) |
| WMST 3345/ENGL 3345 |
The Rise of the English Novel |
(3) |
| WMST 3320/RLGN 3320 |
The Ethics of Sexuality, Marriage, and Gender |
(3) |
| WMST 3340/ENGL 3340 |
Restoration and Eighteenth Century English Literature |
(3) |
| WMST 4400 |
Advanced Library Research in the Social Sciences and Humanities |
(2) |
| PHIL 4410 |
Philosophical Theory: Gender and Sexuality |
(3) |
| WMST 4478 |
Women in Ministry |
(3) |
| WMST 4500 |
Advanced Library Research in the Sciences |
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| Also, Interim term courses are offered in Women's Studies. |
