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ACADEMIC PROGRAMS<br />

189<br />

GWS 250 GP Sex, Gender, and Power in Antiquity (1)<br />

An examination of the cultural identities constructed for women and men in the Greco-<br />

Roman world and an analysis of the way that the categories of male and female<br />

underwrote power dynamics in various social, political, and religious contexts. The<br />

course also considers whether the ancient world can shed light on contemporary issues in<br />

gender studies, since the societies of Greece and Rome are often thought to provide the<br />

basis for Western attitudes about sexuality. A Global Perspectives designated course.<br />

(Also listed as GRS 250.)<br />

GWS 293, 393, 493 Independent Study in Gender and Women Studies (½ or 1)<br />

Directed study for advanced students in the minor. Specific guidelines concerning<br />

independent study projects appear in the “Exploration Term and Contract Learning”<br />

section of this catalog.<br />

GWS 297, 397, 497 Internship in Gender and Women Studies (½ or 1)<br />

An internship opportunity allowing students to practice career skills and/or further<br />

develop abilities beneficial for graduate study. Specific guidelines concerning internships<br />

appear in the “Exploration Term and Contract Learning” section of this catalog.<br />

GWS 298, 398, 498 Teaching Experience in Gender and Women Studies (½ or 1)<br />

A contracted teaching experience that requires instructor approval. Specific guidelines<br />

concerning teaching experiences appear in the “Teaching Experiences” section of this<br />

catalog.<br />

GWS 310 Feminist Theory in Texts (1)<br />

Designed to introduce students to the basic ideas involved in feminist thought and<br />

explore the varying feminist schools of thought through classic and contemporary texts.<br />

Viewpoints may include liberal, radical, psychoanalytical, Marxist/socialist,<br />

ecofeminism, woman-of-color feminism, and global theories. (Also listed as HON 310.)<br />

HB - Hebrew<br />

HB 101 Elementary Biblical Hebrew I (1)<br />

An introduction to the fundamentals of biblical Hebrew. This course equips students to<br />

read the Hebrew Bible in its original language, a skill that provides access to the<br />

complexities of biblical texts and the nuances of biblical scholarship. It acquaints<br />

students with basic Hebrew grammar, which will enable them to read Hebrew texts at an<br />

introductory level and use reference works that take the original language as their starting<br />

point.<br />

Birmingham-Southern College <strong>Catalog</strong> <strong>2023</strong>-<strong>2024</strong>

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