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Symposium Student Papers Publications of these papers may be ordered from Women's Studies. Click to download order form The First Annual Women's Studies Symposium, March 1996 The Second Annual Women's Studies Symposium, March 1997 The Third Annual Women's Studies Symposium, March 1998 ... The Eighth Annual Women's Studies Symposium, March 2003 The Eighth Annual Women's Studies Symposium, March 2003 Panel I. Women's History I "Women and the Evolution of the Public Sphere" Mark Roeder "Gender and Historiography of the Iranian Constitution Revolution in 1905" Fatemeh Masjedi "Irish-American Women: 1815-1920" Erica Spangler "Celia, A Slave" Jamaal Crenshaw "Women of Les Gens de Couleur Libre" Danielle Zdon Panel II. Women's History II "Working Girl: How 1920s Society Affected Fay Ritchey" Diane Kraemer "The Image of Women in Postwar Magazines" Amy Wyatt "Good Housekeeping Magazine 1953-1954: Was This a Job Description or Prescription for Confusion" Susan Harsha Panel III. The Model UN: Representing the Association for Women's Rights in Development

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Equivalencies Core Courses New Major Equivalent courses in OLD Major 25001 Literature in English I 22081 Survey of British Literature I 23077 Survey of American Literature I 25002 Literature in English II 22082 Survey of British Literature II 23078 Survey of Amer. Literature II 30001 English Studies nothing 49095 Senior Seminar nothing Distribution Requirements Writing and Language Studies New Major Equivalent courses in OLD Major 20001 Business Writing same 20002 Technical Writing same 20003 Intermediate Expository 20005 Intermediate Expository 20021 Intro. to Creative Writing same 30064 Argumentative Prose same 30065 Expository Prose same 30067 Fiction Writing I same 30068 Fiction Writing II same 30069 Poetry Writing I same 30070 Poetry Writing II same 31001 Fundamental English Grammar 35060 Fundamental English Grammar 31002 History of the English Lang. 35062 History of the English Language 31003 Linguistics 35063 Linguistics 39895 Topics in Rhetoric, Composition,and Writing

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HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE WOMEN'S STUDIES COURSES - FALL2002 School of Humanities, Arts and Cultural Studies School of Interdisciplinary Arts School of Natural Science School of Social Science Emily Dickinson Hall Franklin Patterson Hall Harold F. Johnson Library Franklin Patterson Hall IA 122 African-American Women Playwrights in the U.S. Tuesday, Thursday 2:00-3:20 p.m. Priscilla Page Students in this course will interrogate the theatre texts of African-American women writers in the United States from a dramaturgical point of view. This course will examine plays written in the U.S. from 1855 to the present, paying special attention to the specific historical, political and social conditions of each play and playwright. The work in this course will also critically examine the dramatic forms as used by each of the playwrights in their time periods. We will examine how their unique voices were received in their time and how their work is perceived in our time. Assignments will include weekly readings, assigned research topics, class presentations and journal writing responses to the texts. IA 132t Feminist Fictions Wednesday, Friday 10:30-11:50 a.m.

33. Major Program - Dept Of English - Kent State American Fiction II. 39995 Topics in Cultural studies, nothing. 33003 us Literaturefrom 1945Present, 31053 Poetry Since 1945. 32069 Readings in the victorian era. http://dept.kent.edu/english/underg/major.htm

English home Program Info Undergraduate Studies Click here to navigate Dept of English home page Program Information Contact Information Undergraduate Studies -EUSC -Major program -Minor program -Requirements FAQ -Course descriptions -Sigma Tau Delta -Luna Negra Bachelor of Arts in English Undergraduate Major Program New Requirements Old Requirements Substitution Guidelines New Major Requirements (Fall 1998) Core Courses (required of all students; 9 hours) 25001 Literature in English I 25002 Literature in English II 30001 English Studies (WIC) Distribution Requirements A. Writing and Language Studies (6 hours; select 2 courses): 20001 Business Writing 20002 Technical Writing 20003 Intermediate Expository 20021 Intro to Creative Writing 30064 Argumentative Prose 3006S Expository Prose 30067 Fiction I 30068 Fiction II 30069 Poetry I 30070 Poetry II 31001 Fundamental English Grammar 31002 History of the English Language 31003 Linguistics 39895 Topics in Rhetoric, Composition, and Writing

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Ege University 8th Annual International Cultural Studies Symposium emotions, body, and society One might posit three stages in which the growth of the individual parallels that of societies. The first stage gives us the socialisation of bodies: the body as a site for civilised codes of behaviour. The second presents the rationalisation of bodies: the growing difference between consciousness and the drives. The third stage presents us with the individualisation of the body and the growth of the sense selfhood, which enables the self to possess a social past and future, to enter history. So argues Simon Williams in his recent (2001) Emotion and Social Theory These questions apply equally and inter-relatedly to any number of traditional fields of research. In line with our commitment to promoting inter- and multi-disciplinary dialogue and debate we therefore encourage papers not only from within the cultural studies arena, but also from social and political scientists, literary scholars, artists, writers and performers, and the fields of psychology, psychiatry, philosophy and media studies. We invite contributions from both established scholars and younger scholars seeking to a forum for original and innovative work. b) Emotion; sensation; cognition; do emotions require a language descriptive of them in order to exist?

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37. Critique Of Program Unfounded and many more, which has allowed us to have a Nelson states that women's studies isa curriculum education women received in the victorian era, because it is http://www.dailybruin.ucla.edu/DB/issues/97/05.15/view.tal.html

Thursday, 5/15/97 Critique of program unfounded STUDIES: Women's studies students claim major fights oppression, empowers females By Ginny Tal As students in the Women's Studies Program, we would like to respond to Jennifer Nelson's article, "Women's Studies major fails to give competitive edge." (Daily Bruin, May 9) We feel that Nelson's views about the program are not only ill-informed and destructive, but take on a tone of arrogance that has no basis in discussing a subject she obviously knows little about. At a time when the modest gains of women and people of color have come under attack, we need to build coalitions to battle against our oppressions, not to undermine other women's efforts toward empowerment. Although we vehemently disagree with Nelson's position, we would never suggest that she not have the forum to voice her opinions. If she does not want to major in women's studies, fine, but to challenge the program's right to exist is beyond offensive, especially when she has clearly never taken a class in women's studies at all! Nelson states that women's studies "is a curriculum reminiscent of the oppressive education women received in the Victorian era, because it is tailored specifically for females." Women's studies program does not specifically gear itself toward females any more than African-American studies gears itself toward just African Americans, or any other ethnic studies major for that matter.

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