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Gender in Early Modern Europe — HIS2102.01
Gender in Early Modern Europe — HIS2102.01
Gender, Inequality and Social Change — ANT4121.01
Gender, Inequality and Social Change — ANT4121.01
Gender, Race, and Fashion in Western Portraiture — AH4106.01
This course examines the visual representation and performance of race, gender, and fashionable dress from roughly 1504 to 1954. For elite early modern sitters, portraits were a valued means of
Gender, Race, and Fashion in Western Portraiture: 1500-1950 — AH4106.01
Gender, Sexuality, and U.S. Empire — HIS4117.01
This course examines the entangled histories of race, gender, and sexuality within the expansion and maintenance of U.S. Empire. We will explore histories ranging from the selective exclusion of nineteenth century migrants, America’s global war on sex work in the early twentieth century, to the gendered dimensions of twentieth
Gender, Subsistence, and Agriculture — APA4241.02
Genders and Sexualities — PSY4135.01
Generative Art with Processing — DA2108.01
Genesis — HIS2220.01
Genesis — HIS2220.01
Genesis — HIS2220.01
Genesis — HIS2220.01
Genesis — HIS2220.01
Genesis — HIS2220.01
Genesis — HIS2220.01
Genesis is the first book in a compilation known collectively as the Bible. It is a text of enormous literary value, and one of our earliest historical chronicles, providing foundational material for Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Yet how many of us know what it actually says? How did it come together, what is the narrative, and how does it relate to