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Theme Semester WebsiteSponsored by the Program in Women's Studies in collaboration with the University of Michigan Museum of Art. This campus-wide effort will focus on gender, sexuality, race, political power, the media, or representations of these categories. Public Presentations: Symposia. As part of the Theme Semester a number of public symposia will be held, involving UM faculty and visiting scholars. These will serve as resources for various courses connected with the Theme Semester. Exhibitions and Displays. There will be exhibitions and displays around campus during the Theme Semester. Artistic and Theatrical Performances on Campus. During the Theme Semester, various cultural activities, performances, and artistic exhibits will occur. There will also be a series of films. Theme Semester Courses for Winter Academic Term 2002 - Gender, Power, and RepresentationThe following cluster of courses, offered in various departments and units, have been identified by the Women's Study Program as relating to the Theme Semester. They study broadly topics in gender, sexuality, race, political power, the media, or representations of these categories. For more information, contact the Women's Studies Program AAPTIS 592. Seminar in Arabic, Armenian, Persian, Turkish, and Islamic Studies. Section 001 — Gender and Health: Ethnographic Approaches. Meets with HBEHED 655.001, Women's Studies 698.005, and Anthropology 558.001. AMCULT 103. First Year Seminar in American Studies. Section 001 — Race: American Culture Dialoge Behind & Idea. AMCULT 103. First Year Seminar in American Studies. Section 002 — Gender, Slavery, and Freedom. Meets with Women's Studies 150.001. AMCULT 240 / WOMENSTD 240. Introduction to Women's Studies. Section 001 AMCULT 301. Topics in American Culture. Section 001 — Feminist Practice of Oral History. Meets with Women's Studies 342.001. (3 credits). AMCULT 309. Learning through Community Practice. Section 001 — Asian/Pacific American Leadership Development. (3 Credits). AMCULT 310. Topics in Ethnic Studies. Section 001 — Women in Prison. Meets with Women's Studies 483.003. AMCULT 401. Race and Racialization in the Americas. Section 001 — Ethnic Modernisms: Early 20th Century. AMCULT 420 / SPANISH 420. Latin American & Latino/a Film Studies. Section 001 — Cultural Encounters in the New World. AMCULT 490 / FILMVID 451. American Film Genres. Section 001 AMCULT 496. Social Science Approaches to American Culture. Section 001 — Asian American Psychology. (4 credits). Meets with Psychology 401.003 AMCULT 496. Social Science Approaches to American Culture. Section 004 — AFRICAN AMERICAN SOCIAL MOVEMENTS IN THE 20TH CENTURY. (4 Credits). Meets with History 397.001. AMCULT 498. Humanities Approaches to American Culture. Section 001 — Feminist, Queer, and Oppositional Art. (3 credits). Meets with Art 454.006 and Women's Studies 483.009. AMCULT 510. Topics in Ethnic Studies. Section 001 — Refugees From A World on Fire: U.S.-Third World Feminist Methodologies. Meets with Women's Studies 698.001. AMCULT 533 / CAAS 533 / HISTORY 572. Black Civil Rights from 1900. Section 001 — The Origins of Black Studies AMCULT 699. Periods in American Culture: Literary. Section 001 — Comparative Slavery in a Circum-Atlantic Perspective. Meets with Women's Studies 698.003, History 604.001, CAAS 558.001. AMCULT 699. Periods in American Culture: Literary. Section 002 — Black Marxism: African American Radical Culture in the mid-20th Century. Meets with English 626.001. AMCULT 699. Periods in American Culture: Literary. Section 003 — Theories of Feminism. Meets with Women's Studies 530.001. ANTHRBIO 362. Problems of Race. Section 001 ANTHRCUL 101. Introduction to Anthropology. Section 001 ANTHRCUL 158. First Year Seminar in Cultural Anthropology. Section 001 — The Conceptual Politics of Race: Why People Think About Difference the Way They Do. ANTHRCUL 222. The Comparative Study of Cultures. Section 001 ANTHRCUL 298. Topics in Cultural Anthropology. Section 001 — Gender, Environment, and Poverty. Meets with RC Social Sciences 360.002. ANTHRCUL 325. The Anthropology of Childbirth. Section 001 — Meets with Women's Studies 253.003 ANTHRCUL 373. Articulating Gender: Women, Men, Speech. Section 001 ANTHRCUL 427 / CAAS 427 / WOMENSTD 427. African Women. Section 001 ANTHRCUL 447. Culture, Racism, and Human Nature. Section 001 ANTHRCUL 530. Oral History and Narrative Identity. Section 001 ANTHRCUL 553. Blurred Genres: Autobiography, Fiction & Ethnography. Section 001 ANTHRCUL 558. Current Issues in Ethnology. Section 001 — Gender and Health: Ethnographic Approaches. Meets with HBEHED 655.001, AAPTIS 592.001, and Women's Studies 698.005 ANTHRCUL 619 / LACS 619 / HISTORY 617. Proseminar on Latin American and Caribbean Studies. Section 001 — MESTIZAJE AND NATIONAL IDENTITY IN LATIN AMERICA. Meets with Spanish 855.001. BIOLOGY 118. AIDS and Other Health Crises. Section 001 CAAS 200(105). Introduction to African Studies. Section 001 CAAS 394. Junior Seminar. Section 001 — Social and Political Changes in African Literature. CAAS 418 / POLSCI 419. Black Americans and the Political System. Section 001 — Black Am & Political System. CAAS 427 / ANTHRCUL 427 / WOMENSTD 427. African Women. Section 001 CAAS 458. Issues in Black World Studies. Section 001 — Toni Morrison as Novelist and Critic. Meets with English 482.004. CAAS 458. Issues in Black World Studies. Section 002 — 19Th CENTURY AFRICAN- AMERICAN HISTORY. Meets with History 468.002. CAAS 458. Issues in Black World Studies. Section 005 — REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH, GENDER, AND POLITICS IN AFRICA: A SOUTHERN AFRICA PERSPECTIVE. CAAS 458. Issues in Black World Studies. Section 006 — Cultural Psychology of Immigrants. Meets with Psychology 401.004 CAAS 486. Communication Media in the Black World: Print Media. Section 001 — History of the African American Press. Meets with Communication Studies 458.001. CAAS 489 / ENGLISH 479. Topics in Afro-American Literature. Section 001 CAAS 495. Senior Seminar. Section 001 — Critical Race Theory. Meets with History 396.005. CAAS 533 / AMCULT 533 / HISTORY 572. Black Civil Rights from 1900. Section 001 — The Origins of Black Studies CAAS 558. Seminar in Black World Studies. Section 001 — Comparative Slavery in a Circum-Atlantic Perspective. Meets with History 604.001, American Culture 699.001, Women's Studies 698.003. CLCIV 120. First-year Seminar in Classical Civilization (Humanities). Section 002 — The Spartan Mirage. COMM 458. Special Topics in Media Systems. Section 001 — History of the African American Press. Meets with Afroamerican and African Studies 486.001. COMM 488. Special Topics in Media Effects. Section 003 — Media and the Body. Meets with Women's Studies 483.005. COMPLIT 241. Topics in Comparative Literature. Section 002 — 20th Century Literature & Human Rights. (Honors). COMPLIT 260. Europe and Its Others. Section 001 — Colonial SE Asia Through the Novel. COMPLIT 761. Seminar in Literature and the Other Arts. Section 001 — Fin-de-Siècle Representations of Women. CZECH 484. Modern Czech Literature. Section 001 ENGLISH 124. College Writing: Writing and Literature. Section 023 — Making and Unmaking the Modern Self. ENGLISH 124. College Writing: Writing and Literature. Section 031 — American Ethnic Autobiography ENGLISH 315 / WOMENSTD 315. Women and Literature. Section 001 — Women and Novels. ENGLISH 315 / WOMENSTD 315. Women and Literature. Section 002 — Women and Space. ENGLISH 315 / WOMENSTD 315. Women and Literature. Section 003 — Women Poets & Feminist Critics. ENGLISH 317. Literature and Culture. Section 002 — Women, Autobiography, and the Medical Body. Meets with Women's Studies 483.010. ENGLISH 325. Essay Writing: The Art of Exposition. Section 003 — Writing for Life: Community Writing. ENGLISH 325. Essay Writing: The Art of Exposition. Section 007 — A Nation of Immigrants. ENGLISH 351. Literature in English after 1660. Section 001 — Pictures of Modern Identity. Satisfies the Pre-1830 and American Literature requirements for English concentrators. ENGLISH 383. Topics in Jewish Literature. Section 001 — Constructing American Jewish Literature. Satisfies the American Literature and New Traditions requirements for English concentrators. ENGLISH 479 / CAAS 489. Topics in Afro-American Literature. Section 001 ENGLISH 482. Studies in Individual Authors. Section 004 — Toni Morrison as Novelist and Critic. Meets with CAAS 458.001. Satisfies the American Literature and New Traditions requirements for English concentrators. ENGLISH 497. Honors Seminar. Section 001 — Gender and Sexuality in Shakespeare. (Honors). ENGLISH 626. Marxism and Literature. Section 001 — Black Marxism: African American Writers from the 1930s to the 1960s. Meets with American Culture 699.002. ENGLISH 648. Topics in the Modern Period. Section 001 — The Discovery of Homosexuality 1880-1930. ENGLISH 881. Seminar: Comparative or Interdisciplinary Study. Section 001 — Women Writers & British Aestheticism. Meets with Women's Studies 801.002. FILMVID 451 / AMCULT 490. American Film Genres. Section 001 — Sound and Romance: Musical, Melodrama, Romantic Comedy. FILMVID 461 / WOMENSTD 461. Explorations in Feminist Film Theory. Section 001 — Feminist Film Theory. FRENCH 235. Advanced Practice in French. Section 001 — Contemporary Social Issues. FRENCH 274. French and Francophone Societies and Culture. Section 001 — Writing Women: Gender and Artistic Production in 20th-Century France. GERMAN 326. Intermediate German. Section 004 — Science, Technology, and German Culture, Past and Present. GERMAN 493 / SOC 493. The Politics of Fascism and Right-Wing Movements. Section 001 — Meets with Political Science 489.002. HISTART 251 / MEMS 251. Italian Renaissance Art, II. Section 001 HISTART 394. Special Topics. Section 005 — 17th-Century Art and Visual Culture: Art in the Courts of Baroque Europe. Meets with Art and Design 408.001. HISTART 666. Problems in 17th Century Art and Visual Culture. Section 001 — Gender and Allegory in Northern European Art. HISTORY 371 / WOMENSTD 371. Women in American History Since 1870. Section 001 HISTORY 375 / WOMENSTD 375. A History of Witchcraft: The 1692 Salem Trials in Historical and Cross-Cultural Perspective. Section 001 HISTORY 393(393). Topics in U.S. History. Section 001 — History of the Civil Rights Era, 1940-Present. HISTORY 396. History Colloquium. Section 005 — Critical Race Theory. Meets with CAAS 495.001 HISTORY 397. History Colloquium. Section 001 — AFRICAN AMERICAN SOCIAL MOVEMENTS IN THE 20TH CENTURY. Meets with American Culture 496.001 HISTORY 468. Topics in U.S. History. Section 002 — 19Th CENTURY AFRICAN- AMERICAN HISTORY. Meets with CAAS 458.002. HISTORY 478. Topics in Latin American History. Section 001 — Race and Citizenship in Comparative Perspective: The United States and Cuba, 1865-1965. Meets with Law 877.001. HISTORY 498. Topics in History. Section 002 — Nonviolent Political Movements. HISTORY 572 / CAAS 533 / AMCULT 533. Black Civil Rights from 1900. Section 001 — The Origins of Black Studies HISTORY 604. Comparative Studies of Select Problems in History. Section 001 — Comparative Slavery in a Circum-Atlantic Perspective. Meets with Women's Studies 698.003, American Culture 699.001, CAAS 558.001. HISTORY 617 / LACS 619 / ANTHRCUL 619. Proseminar on Latin American and Caribbean Studies. Section 001 — MESTIZAJE AND NATIONAL IDENTITY IN LATIN AMERICA. Meets with Spanish 855.001. HISTORY 796. Topics in History. Section 002 — Technology as Power: Ideology, Infrastructure, and Practice. Meets with Rackham 570.001. INSTHUM 511. Topics in Interdisciplinary Studies. Section 003 — Queer World-Making in American Musical Modernism, 1934-50. (3 Credits). Meets with Women's Studies 483.008 and Music Theory 506.002. LACS 619 / ANTHRCUL 619 / HISTORY 617. Proseminar on Latin American and Caribbean Studies. Section 001 — MESTIZAJE AND NATIONAL IDENTITY IN LATIN AMERICA. Meets with Spanish 855.001. MEMS 251(MARC 251) / HISTART 251. Italian Renaissance Art, II. Section 001 MUSICOL 436. Women and Music: Exploring Issues of Gender, Ideology, and Characterization. Section 001 — Women and Music. Meets with Women's Studies 483.006. POLSCI 419 / CAAS 418. Black Americans and the Political System. Section 001 — Black Americans & the Political System. POLSCI 489. Advanced Topics in Contemporary Political Science. Section 002 — The Politics of Fascism and Right-Wing Movements. (3 credits). Meets with German 493.001. POLSCI 496. Undergraduate Seminar in American Government and Politics. Section 002 — Theories of Diversity. POLSCI 655. Proseminar in Japanese Politics. Section 001 — Japan from the Viewpoint of Comparative Politics. POLSCI 688. Selected Topics in Political Science. Section 001 — Cultural Change and Political Change. POLSCI 688. Selected Topics in Political Science. Section 002 — American Political Development: Political & Social Identities in the U.S. PORTUG 150. First Year Seminar in Brazilian Studies. Section 001 — Breaking Gender and Racial Barriers in Brazil. Taught in English. PSYCH 120. First-Year Seminar in Psychology as a Social Science. Section 001 — I, Too, Sing America: A Psychology of Race and Racism. PSYCH 401. Special Problems in Psychology as a Social Science. Section 003 — Asian American Psychology. (3 credits). Meets with American Culture 496.001. PSYCH 401. Special Problems in Psychology as a Social Science. Section 004 — Cultural Psychology of Immigrants. (3 Credits). Meets with CAAS 458.006. PSYCH 405. Field Practicum. Section 002 — Mentoring, Gender, and Technology. Meets with Women's Studies 483.007. PSYCH 411 / WOMENSTD 419. Gender and Group Process in a Multicultural Context.
PSYCH 498. Gender and the Individual. Section 001 — Transmission and Function of Sex/Gender Systems. Meets with Women's Studies 341.001. PSYCH 808. Special Seminar. Section 006 — Topic? credits? RCHUMS 357. What Television Means: Research, Analysis, and Interpretation. Section 001 RCNSCI 260. Science and Societal Issues: The Immune System. Section 001 — From Shamens to Cyborgs: Socio-Cultural Studies of Health, Illness, and the Biomedical Sciences. RCSSCI 360. Social Science Junior Seminar. Section 002 — Gender, Environment, and Poverty. Meets with Anthropology 298.001. RCSSCI 381. Unteaching Racism. Section 001 REES 405. Topics in Russian and East European Studies. Section 001 — Gender and Health Under Post-Socialism. (3 credits). Meets with Women's Studies 483.001. SOC 105. First Year Seminar in Sociology. Section 001 — Sociology of Women's Health. SOC 447 / WOMENSTD 447. Sociology of Gender. Section 001 SOC 493 / GERMAN 493. The Politics of Fascism and Right-Wing Movements. Section 001 — Meets with Political Science 489.002. SOC 595. Special Courses. Section 001 — The Civil Rights Movement. SOC 649. Family: Gender and the State. Section 001 SPANISH 420 / AMCULT 420. Latin American & Latino/a Film Studies. Section 001 — Cultural Encounters in the New World. SPANISH 432. Gender, Writing, and Culture. Section 001 — Contemporary Latin America. SPANISH 855. Special Topics Seminar. Section 001 — MESTIZAJE AND NATIONAL IDENTITY IN LATIN AMERICA. Meets with LACS 619.001. THEORY 506. Special Studies. Section 002 — Queer World-Making in American Musical Modernism, 1934-50. Meets with Institute for the Humanities 511.003 and Women's Studies 483.008. THTREMUS 332. Performing Gender: Drama from Oral Sources. Section 001 UC 151. First-Year Social Science Seminar. Section 005 — Health Care, Privilege, Community Section 001 — Mass meeting on Wednesday, January 12. WOMENSTD 111. Women in Popular Culture. Section 001 — Representations of Women in Hip Hop. Meets March 6-April 17. (Drop/Add deadline=March 12). WOMENSTD 111. Women in Popular Culture. Section 002 — Eating Issues, Body Image, and Society. Seven Week mini-course meets Jan 7- Feb 18. (Drop/Add deadline=January 27). WOMENSTD 112. Issues for Women of Color. Section 001 — The Welfare Queen and "The End of a Welfare As We Know it." Seven-week minicourse starts 1/7/01 thru to 2/18/01. (Drop/Add deadline=January 27). WOMENSTD 150. Humanities Seminars on Women and Gender. Section 001 — Gender, Slavery, and Freedom. Meets with American Culture 103.002. WOMENSTD 151. Social Science Seminars on Women and Gender. Section 001 — Feminism, Gender, and Chinese Modernity. WOMENSTD 220 / NURS 220. Perspectives in Women's Health. Section 001 WOMENSTD 240 / AMCULT 240. Introduction to Women's Studies. Section 001 WOMENSTD 245. Introduction to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Studies. Section 001 WOMENSTD 253. Special Topics. Section 001 — Cultural Narratives of Violence Against Women: Theorizing Representations and Interventions. WOMENSTD 253. Special Topics. Section 002 — Understanding the Dynamics of Family Violence: A Clinical and Theoretical Integration of Feminism and Psychotherapy. WOMENSTD 253. Special Topics. Section 003 — The Anthropology of Childbirth. Meets with Anthropology 325.001. WOMENSTD 270. Women and the Law.
WOMENSTD 315 / ENGLISH 315. Women and Literature. Section 001 — Lesbian Fictions. WOMENSTD 315 / ENGLISH 315. Women and Literature. Section 002 — Women and Space. WOMENSTD 315 / ENGLISH 315. Women and Literature. Section 003 — Women Poets & Feminist Critics. WOMENSTD 341. Gender and the Individual: Transmission and Function of Sex/Gender Systems. Section 001 — Meets with Psychology 498.001. WOMENSTD 342. Gender and Society: Hierarchies in Social Organization. Section 001 — Feminist Practice of Oral History. Meets with American Culture 301.001. WOMENSTD 346. African-American Women in Context. Section 001 — Satisfies the interdisciplinary requirement for the Women's Studies Concentration. WOMENSTD 351. Women and the Community II. Section 001 WOMENSTD 371 / HISTORY 371. Women in American History Since 1870. Section 001 WOMENSTD 375 / HISTORY 375. A History of Witchcraft: The 1692 Salem Trials in Historical and Cross-Cultural Perspective. Section 001 WOMENSTD 400. Women's Reproductive Health. Sections 002, 003, 004, 005 ONLY satisfy the Upper-Level Writing Requirement. WOMENSTD 419 / PSYCH 411. Gender and Group Process in a Multicultural Context.
WOMENSTD 420. Group Facilitation in Women's Studies. Section 001 WOMENSTD 427 / ANTHRCUL 427 / WOMENSTD 427. African Women. Section 001 WOMENSTD 441. Honors Research Tutorial. Section 001 WOMENSTD 447 / SOC 447. Sociology of Gender. Section 001 WOMENSTD 461 / FILMVID 461. Explorations in Feminist Film Theory. Section 001 — Feminist Film Theory. WOMENSTD 481. Special Topics. Section 001 — Honors Student Seminar. (Drop/Add deadline=January 27). WOMENSTD 483. Special Topics. Section 001 — Gender and the Health Professions. WOMENSTD 483. Special Topics. Section 002 — Women and Work. WOMENSTD 483. Special Topics. Section 003 — Women in Prison. Meets with American Culture 310.001. WOMENSTD 483. Special Topics. Section 004 — Gender and Health Under Post-Socialism. Meets with REES 405.001. WOMENSTD 483. Special Topics. Section 005 — Media and the Body. Meets with Communication Studies 488.003. WOMENSTD 483. Special Topics. Section 006 — Women and Music. Meets with Music 436.001. WOMENSTD 483. Special Topics. Section 007 — Mentoring, Gender, and Technology. Meets with Psychology 405.002. WOMENSTD 483. Special Topics. Section 008 — Queer World-Making in American Musical Modernism, 1934-50. Meets with Institute for the Humanities 511.003 and Music Theory 506.002. WOMENSTD 483. Special Topics. Section 009 — Feminist, Queer, and Oppositional Art. Meets with Art 454.006 and American Culture 498.001. WOMENSTD 483. Special Topics. Section 010 — Women, Autobiography, and the Medical Body. Meets with English 317.002. WOMENSTD 483. Special Topics. Section 011 — Culture and Gender. Meets with Psychology 401.005. WOMENSTD 483. Special Topics. Section 012 — Women and Technology. Meets with Information 513.001 WOMENSTD 530. Theories of Feminism. Section 001 — Meets with American Culture 699.003. WOMENSTD 601. Approaches to Feminist Scholarship in the Humanities. Section 001 WOMENSTD 602. Approaches to Feminist Scholarship in the Social Sciences. Section 001 WOMENSTD 603. Feminist Scholarship on Women of Color. Section 001 WOMENSTD 604. Approaches to Feminist Practice. Section 001 WOMENSTD 698. Special Seminar. Section 001 — Refugees from a World on Fire: U.S.-Third World Feminist Methodologies. (3 credits). Meets with American Culture 510.001. WOMENSTD 698. Special Seminar. Section 003 — Comparative Slavery in a Circum-Atlantic Perspective. (3 credits). Meets with Hist 604.001, American Culture 699.001, CAAS 558.001. WOMENSTD 698. Special Seminar. Section 005 — Gender and Health: Ethnographic Approaches. (3 credits). Meets with HBEHED 655.001, AAPTIS 592.001, and Anthropology 558.001. WOMENSTD 801. Special Seminar. Section 001 — Women Who Rule: Gender, Authority, and Power. WOMENSTD 801. Special Seminar. Section 002 — Women Writers & British Aestheticism. Meets with English 881.001 This page was created at 10:37 AM on Mon, Mar 25, 2002.
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