This course explores key theoretical developments in the study of gender within sociology in recent decades. We devote attention to influential frameworks and concepts, including intersectionality, gender as structure, doing gender, hegemonic masculinity, and bargaining with patriarchy. We consider how these theories have evolved over time, examining they were first articulated and how have they been applied since. The final weeks of the course are structured around some major substantive themes in the field, including work and violence. Throughout the course, we will also pay close attention to questions of method and how these theoretical concepts can be put into practice.

Level:

MA

Disciplines:

ETCS:

6

Subjects:

Gender Studies, Sociology

University Type:

Universities