Theorizing Intersectionality
Theorizing Intersectionality examines debates over race, gender, sexuality, and power, especially Black feminist assumptions, and requires an original research project.
Summary
Recent recorded grades — Spring 2018: 3.79 GPA, 100.0% A/AB (n=14 letter grades); Fall 2020: 3.84 GPA, 93.8% A/AB (n=16 letter grades); Spring 2023: 3.70 GPA, 80.0% A/AB (n=5 letter grades).
What you’ll be able to do
Identify the relationship between intersectionality and theorizing in gender and women’s studies.
Examine how scholars use intersectionality to understand systemic advantage and/or disadvantage within specific spheres including the family, the state, and the labor force.
Explore key debates in the theoretical literature on intersectionality.
Identify key "gaps" and tensions in the theoretical literature on intersectionality and complete an original research project that critically interrogates one or more of these "gaps" and tensions.
Source: UW Guide 1· UW Guide 2· UW Guide 3· UW Guide 4
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Recent recorded grades — Spring 2018: 3.79 GPA, 100.0% A/AB (n=14 letter grades); Fall 2020: 3.84 GPA, 93.8% A/AB (n=16 letter grades); Spring 2023: 3.70 GPA, 80.0% A/AB (n=5 letter grades).
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Topics
- Intersectionality’s relationship to Black feminism and gender/women’s studies theorizing.
- Debates about intersectional subjects, privilege, and potential anti-feminist uses.
- Applications of intersectionality to advantage/disadvantage in family, state, and labor force contexts.
- Interdisciplinary materials from gender studies, sociology, critical race theory, history, and political theory.
Skills
- Analyze intersectional theorizing, including debates over who qualifies as an intersectional subject, intersectional privilege, and anti-feminist ends.
- Apply intersectionality to understand systemic advantage and disadvantage in the family, state, and labor force.
- Complete an original research project that identifies and critically interrogates gaps and tensions in intersectionality literature.
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