Women Who Ruled: Gender, Power, and Representation Winter Academic Term 2002 Theme Semester Website Sponsored 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 Representation The 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. Instructor(s): Marcia Inhorn 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. Instructor(s): Sandra R Gunning Section 001 — Race: American Culture Dialoge Behind & Idea. AMCULT 103. First Year Seminar in American Studies. Instructor(s): Hannah Rosen Section 002 — Gender, Slavery, and Freedom. Meets with Women's Studies 150.001. AMCULT 240 / WOMENSTD 240. Introduction to Women's Studies. Instructor(s): Sidonie A Smith Section 001 AMCULT 301. Topics in American Culture. Instructor(s): Emily Lawsin Section 001 — Feminist Practice of Oral History. Meets with Women's Studies 342.001. (3 credits). AMCULT 309. Learning through Community Practice. Instructor(s): Emily P Lawsin Section 001 — Asian/Pacific American Leadership Development. (3 Credits). AMCULT 310. Topics in Ethnic Studies. Instructor(s): Christina Jose-Kampfner Section 001 — Women in Prison. Meets with Women's Studies 483.003. AMCULT 401. Race and Racialization in the Americas. Instructor(s): Maria E Cotera Section 001 — Ethnic Modernisms: Early 20th Century. AMCULT 420 / SPANISH 420. Latin American & Latino/a Film Studies. Instructor(s): Catherine L Benamou Section 001 — Cultural Encounters in the New World. AMCULT 490 / FILMVID 451. American Film Genres. Instructor(s): Catherine L Benamou Section 001 AMCULT 496. Social Science Approaches to American Culture. Instructor(s): Phillip Akutsu Section 001 — Asian American Psychology. (4 credits). Meets with Psychology 401.003 AMCULT 496. Social Science Approaches to American Culture. Instructor(s): Matthew J Countryman Section 004 — AFRICAN AMERICAN SOCIAL MOVEMENTS IN THE 20TH CENTURY. (4 Credits). Meets with History 397.001. AMCULT 498. Humanities Approaches to American Culture. Instructor(s): Carol Jacobsen 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. Instructor(s): Maria E Cotera 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. Instructor(s): Kevin Gaines Section 001 — The Origins of Black Studies AMCULT 699. Periods in American Culture: Literary. Instructor(s): Carroll Smith-Rosenberg 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. Instructor(s): Alan M Wald 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. Instructor(s): Hannah Rosen Section 003 — Theories of Feminism. Meets with Women's Studies 530.001. ANTHRBIO 362. Problems of Race. Instructor(s): Charles L Brace Section 001 ANTHRCUL 101. Introduction to Anthropology. Instructor(s): Stuart A Kirsch Section 001 ANTHRCUL 158. First Year Seminar in Cultural Anthropology. Instructor(s): Lawrence A Hirschfeld Section 001 — The Conceptual Politics of Race: Why People Think About Difference the Way They Do. ANTHRCUL 222. The Comparative Study of Cultures. Instructor(s): Julie A Skurski Section 001 ANTHRCUL 298. Topics in Cultural Anthropology. Instructor(s): Sharad Chari Section 001 — Gender, Environment, and Poverty. Meets with RC Social Sciences 360.002. ANTHRCUL 325. The Anthropology of Childbirth. Instructor(s): Elisha P Renne Section 001 — Meets with Women's Studies 253.003 ANTHRCUL 373. Articulating Gender: Women, Men, Speech. Instructor(s): Alaina M Lemon Section 001 ANTHRCUL 427 / CAAS 427 / WOMENSTD 427. African Women. Instructor(s): Elisha P Renne Section 001 ANTHRCUL 447. Culture, Racism, and Human Nature. Instructor(s): Melvin D Williams Section 001 ANTHRCUL 530. Oral History and Narrative Identity. Instructor(s): Janet Carol Hart Section 001 ANTHRCUL 553. Blurred Genres: Autobiography, Fiction & Ethnography. Instructor(s): Ruth Behar Section 001 ANTHRCUL 558. Current Issues in Ethnology. Instructor(s): Marcia Inhorn 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. Instructor(s): Julie A Skurski, Javier C Sanjinés Section 001 — MESTIZAJE AND NATIONAL IDENTITY IN LATIN AMERICA. Meets with Spanish 855.001. BIOLOGY 118. AIDS and Other Health Crises. Instructor(s): Robert A Bender Section 001 CAAS 200(105). Introduction to African Studies. Instructor(s): Yaw Twumasi Section 001 CAAS 394. Junior Seminar. Instructor(s): Yaw Twumasi Section 001 — Social and Political Changes in African Literature. CAAS 418 / POLSCI 419. Black Americans and the Political System. Instructor(s): Hanes Walton Jr Section 001 — Black Am & Political System. CAAS 427 / ANTHRCUL 427 / WOMENSTD 427. African Women. Instructor(s): Elisha P Renne Section 001 CAAS 458. Issues in Black World Studies. Instructor(s): Arlene Rosemary Keizer Section 001 — Toni Morrison as Novelist and Critic. Meets with English 482.004.