masculinity and femininity as socially constructed from a macro-

Degree

SOC-20. Sociology of Gender and Society (3) Advisory: SOC-1; Eligibility for ENG-1A Fall/Summer Lec 54 Hrs A current and comprehensive sociological examination of masculinity and femininity as socially constructed from a macro- analysis of how institutions shape gender and micro-analysis of how individuals are socialized and "do" gender in the United States. Topics to be discussed may include socialization, gender and globalization, gender stereotyp es, institutions on gendered experiences, women in leadership and social movements, gendered migration, and diaspora. An intersectional framework (gender, class, race, ethnicity, sexuality, age, disability, immigration status) is utilized in understanding gender relations. Contemporary issues in society will be presented from a variety of theoretical perspectives. [CSU; UC; CSU-GE, AREA D; IGETC, AREA 4] [C-ID SOCI

Courses

• SOC-20 — SOC-20
• SOC-1 — SOC-1
• ENG-1A — ENG-1A
• AREA 4 — AREA 4
• SOCI 140 — SOCI 140
• SOC-30 — SOC-30
• SOC-42 — SOC-42
• SOC-15 — SOC-15
• SOC-41 — SOC-41
• SOCI 130 — SOCI 130
• SOCI 150 — SOCI 150
• SPA-1 — SPA 1
• SPA 1S — SPA-1S
• SPA 1X — SPA-1X
• AREA 6 — AREA 6
• SPAN 100 — SPAN 100
• SPA-1S — SPA-1S
• SPA-1X — SPA-1X

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