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SY 334

Sociology of Gender

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A study of the social production of femininity and masculinity. Various explanations of sexual difference, from biological to sex-role theory, will be examined critically. Recent contributions to the sociology of gender, including proposals for altering current gender relationships, will be considered. Prerequisites: SY210 (or SY204*). Exclusions: CT/HR370, SY234.

A study of the social production of femininity and masculinity. Various explanations of sexual difference, from biological to sex-role theory, will be examined critically. Recent contributions to the sociology of gender, including proposals for altering current gender relationships, will be considered. Prerequisites: SY210 (or SY204*). Exclusions: CT/HR370, SY234.

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A study of the social production of femininity and masculinity. Various explanations of sexual difference, from biological to sex-role theory, will be examined critically. Recent contributions to the sociology of gender, including proposals for altering current gender relationships, will be considered. Prerequisites: SY210 (or SY204*). Exclusions: CT/HR370, SY234.

SY 334

Sociology of Gender

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A study of the social production of femininity and masculinity. Various explanations of sexual difference, from biological to sex-role theory, will be examined critically. Recent contributions to the sociology of gender, including proposals for altering current gender relationships, will be considered. Prerequisites: SY210 (or SY204*). Exclusions: CT/HR370, SY234.

A study of the social production of femininity and masculinity. Various explanations of sexual difference, from biological to sex-role theory, will be examined critically. Recent contributions to the sociology of gender, including proposals for altering current gender relationships, will be considered. Prerequisites: SY210 (or SY204*). Exclusions: CT/HR370, SY234.

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A study of the social production of femininity and masculinity. Various explanations of sexual difference, from biological to sex-role theory, will be examined critically. Recent contributions to the sociology of gender, including proposals for altering current gender relationships, will be considered. Prerequisites: SY210 (or SY204*). Exclusions: CT/HR370, SY234.

SY 334 Prerequisites

SY 210 (Min. Grade D-) or SY 204 (Min. Grade D-)

SY 334 Leads To

SY 338

SY 334 Restrictions

Must be enrolled in one of the following Levels:

Undergraduate (UG)

Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors:

Sociology (SOCI)

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