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ANTHROPOLOGY BY WOMEN

ANTHRO/GEN&WS 443
Course Description

Contributions of women anthropologists to feminist and anthropological theories and research methods. Field research and gender. Current debates in women's studies and anthropology in light of recent research on women and gender in cross-cultural perspective.

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Sophomore standing

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This course does not satisfy any prerequisites.

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