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WS 296J - Topic: Men, Women and Ethnic Identity in Film and Literature

Course Description: Culture is the sum of its immigrant parts. In order to better understand the history, ethnic diversity and socio-economic relationships that exist among citizens of selected western cultures, including that of the U.S., it is helpful to know more about their immigrant past and the current status of immigration. Through close analysis of the depiction of men and women in selected films and works of fiction, the intertwined identities of gender and ethnicity will be explored.


3.000 Credit hours
3.000 Lecture hours

Levels: Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Lecture

Women's & Gender Studies Department

Prerequisites:
Undergraduate level ENG 120 Minimum Grade of D