Women’s Studies (WS)
0 courses in the 1974–75 Undergraduate Calendar, read from the scanned original. The text comes from OCR, so check the scanned page before relying on a detail.
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Women’s Studies
A selection of courses concerning women will be offered through the departments of Sociology and Anthropology, Psychology, English, Political Science and History. These courses in Women’s Studies are designed to approach the study of women from
‘various perspectives and will explore such areas of interest as
the past and present roles of women, the treatment of women in contemporary sociological theory, women anthropologists, the nature and role of women in literature, the behavioural development of women and of sex differences, sexual relations and the family in European culture, the role of sex-related ideologies to larger processes of economic and political change, and political participation of women. Students who are interested in the Women’s Studies courses listed below will find complete course descriptions in the appropriate departmental sections of this Calendar.
Sex roles in Anthropology. Instructor: D. Counts
Women in Literature. Instructors: R. Lister and K. Ledbetter Not offered in 1974-75
Women Writers of the Twentieth Century. Instructor: R. Lister
Men, ‘Women, and Families in Modern History. Instructor: S. Johannesen
Political Participation: The Case of Canadian Women. Instructor: S. Burt
Psychology of Women Today. Instructor: I. Jackson-Whaley
The Behavioural Development of Women. Instructor: P. Rowe
Sociology of Sex Roles Instructors: M. Eichler and L. Fischer
Seminar on the Impact of Sex Factors on Sociological Theory and Research. Instructor: M. Eichler
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