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Department of Women's Studies (WS) courses at UVic:

2011/2012 academic year:
  • Fall
  • Spring
Considers the way gender (i.e., our idea of what it is to be a "real" woman or man) is constructed across class, race/ethnicity, sexualities, (dis)ability, age and geographical location. Examines ... Course reviews: 0
2011/2012 academic year:
  • Fall
Introduces North American popular culture. Variable topics include theories and practices of representation, anti-feminist productions of "woman" and popular culture as a site of feminist resistance. Course reviews: 0
2011/2012 academic year:
  • Spring
Introduces feminist theory. Highlights predominant historical and philosophical influences on and debates within feminism from the mid-20th century to the contemporary. Course reviews: 0
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A feminist study of women and foodways - the beliefs and behaviours associated with the production, distribution, preparation and consumption of food. Topics may include: the symbolism and uses of ... Course reviews: 0
2011/2012 academic year:
  • Spring
Inquiry into the implications of the complicated spread of global interdependence in political, economic, and cultural arenas for women's lived experiences. Also explores women's challenges to economic re-structuring, poverty, militarization, ... Course reviews: 0
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Examines the ways in which Indigenous women have experienced and resisted the process of colonization in the past and present. Course reviews: 0
2011/2012 academic year:
  • Fall
  • Spring
Variable content course on aspects of Women’s Studies. Course reviews: 0
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Within the context of the global economy, examines current debates about sex work as well as transnational migration and trafficking of women into various sites, including the sex industry. Two ... Course reviews: 0
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Introduction to the complex and often problematic relationship between women, race, and colonialism. Examines issues such as the implication of race and sex in European imperialism, the problematic positioning of ... Course reviews: 0
2011/2012 academic year:
  • Fall
An interdisciplinary examination of the ways in which international human rights theories, organizations, laws, and practice are gendered, racialized, sexualized, and class based, and their effects on freedom, equality, and ... Course reviews: 0
2011/2012 academic year:
  • Spring
Examines the evolution of feminist responses to and critiques of mainstream development policies and theories of international development as practiced by international organizations such as the World Bank, the International ... Course reviews: 0
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Variable content course on aspects of economies, states and global issues as they pertain to women's lives. Course reviews: 0
2011/2012 academic year:
  • Fall
Introduces queer theory. Topics may include identity politics, practice, class and culture. Course reviews: 0
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Focusing mainly on North America, examines the historical relationship between women and the changing regulatory practices of the state and the criminal justice system. Places special emphasis on exploring how ... Course reviews: 0
2011/2012 academic year:
  • Spring
Variable content course on aspects of health issues as they pertain to women's lives. Course reviews: 0
2011/2012 academic year:
  • Spring
Explores the history of the Indian women's movement (with emphasis on women's participation in the Indian national liberation struggle) and contemporary issues that define Indian feminism. Cultural critique of the ... Course reviews: 0
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Examines how the social construction of gender has influenced ideas of nation. Focuses on two main issues. One, the relations between culturally endorsed concepts of masculinity and feminity, nation, and ... Course reviews: 0
2011/2012 academic year:
  • Fall
  • Spring
Variable content course on aspects of power, identities and differences as they pertain to women's lives. Course reviews: 0
2011/2012 academic year:
  • Spring
Exposes students to various theories of monstrosity and uses such knowledge to analyze and map the North American production of multiple women as monstrous. Course reviews: 0
2011/2012 academic year:
  • Fall
An exploration of feminist and non-feminist theories of race, racism and racialization in relation to other sources of structured social inequality. Approaches will include political, economic, cultural and psychoanalytic theories. Course reviews: 0
2011/2012 academic year:
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Covers principles, intellectual histories, ethics, debates and selected participatory research methods in FPAR. Focuses on youth engagement in research. Course reviews: 0
2011/2012 academic year:
  • Spring
Introduces students to emerging debates in the growing literature on anti-racist feminism. Examines key assumptions underlying feminism and feminist anti-racist discourses. Analyzes western feminism as theory and practice by situating ... Course reviews: 0
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Investigates ‘the body’ as a social construct. Specific consideration is given to both modern and postmodern bodies and how productions of specific bodies result in particular effects. Course reviews: 0
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Seminar examines the emerging field of transnational feminist thought by introducing students to feminist approaches to understanding transnationalisms. Uses an interdisciplinary approach to explore: global/local interactions, migration and territorialization, women's ... Course reviews: 0
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Variable content course on aspects of feminist theories and activism as they pertain to women's lives. Course reviews: 0
2011/2012 academic year:
  • Fall
Intensive analysis of the work of Indigenous filmmakers with emphasis on Canada and the US. Topics include: de-colonizing the screen; identity, community and representation; the ethics or image-making; Indigenous women's ... Course reviews: 0
2011/2012 academic year:
  • Spring
Explores Indigenous women's auto/biography as a creative form of expression that draws upon both the Indigenous oral tradition and the written tradition of Euro-American autobiography. Looks at a range of ... Course reviews: 0
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Variable content course on aspects of women's lives in Ireland. Course reviews: 0
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Study of contemporary Canadian and American novels that revise or resist the dominant historical narratives central to nation-building. Each of the texts focuses on subaltern characters and forgotten events as ... Course reviews: 0
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A survey of lesbian and queer literature. Particular focus on intersections of sexuality, gender and class. Course reviews: 0
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Variable content course on aspects of film, literature and cultural production as they pertain to women's lives. Course reviews: 0
2011/2012 academic year:
  • Fall
Study and practice of feminist research methods. Course reviews: 0
2011/2012 academic year:
  • Spring
Building on project begun in 400A, students meet weekly to discuss research challenges. Course reviews: 0
2011/2012 academic year:
  • Fall
Examines debates on experience, knowledge and power within feminist theory and political strategy. Emphasis on critical thinking and issues central to the intellectual history of feminist knowledge production. Course reviews: 0
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The application of feminist theory to field-based practice acquired through placement with an organization, community group or service. Please refer to the " Course reviews: 0
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Selected aspects of Women's Studies. Course reviews: 0
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Supervised study in an area of Women’s Studies to be determined by the student and the instructor. Course reviews: 0
2011/2012 academic year:
  • Fall
  • Spring
During the final year of the Honours Program, students will write a graduating essay of approximately 15,000 words under the direction of a member of the Women's Studies Department. Between ... Course reviews: 0

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