POL (0158) 348 - Family and Sexuality in Political Theory

Credits: 3.00

What assumptions do political theorists make about the family and sexuality? How and for whom are their ideas about motherhood, fatherhood, and sexuality empowering and/or oppressive? We explore questions like these by analyzing how theorists (and activists) portray and critique the institution of the family and the politics of sexuality.

Distribution Requirement Social Sciences

Free Note: This course is slated to be offered every 3rd semester, not always in Spring or Fall