Students at a computer

UChicago students

UChicago campus

The University of Chicago campus in spring

Students in class

UChicago classroom discussion

Students study in the Quads.

Students study in the Quads.

College students present to a local community group.

College students present to a local community group.

The Joe and Rika Mansueto Library provides a study space on campus.

The Joe and Rika Mansueto Library provides a study space on campus.

Professor Martha Nussbaum holds a seminar in her home.

Professor Martha Nussbaum holds a seminar in her home.

Students gather at an Office of Multicultural Student Affairs event.

Students gather at an Office of Multicultural Student Affairs event.

Courses

The following is a list of undergraduate and graduate courses that are being offered during the fall, winter and spring quarters. Take a look around.

Gender and Sexuality Studies Courses, 2011-12

Spring 2012

Undergraduate Level

  • GNSE 20202/CMST 20101. Women Mystery Writers: From Page to Screen. Rebecca West.
  • GNSE 22504/ANTH 21317. Gender and Sexuality in Modern Africa. George Paul Meiu.
  • GNSE 22505/CMLT 22504. Money and Literature. Tamara Chin.
  • GNSE 22703/HIST 28707. Queer on the Quads: Uncovering LGBTQ History at the University of Chicago. Monica Mercado.
  • GNSE 23002/LAWS 63312. Workshop: Regulation of Family, Sex, and Gender. Mary Anne Case.
  • GNSE 24002/LAWS 68001. Marriage. Mary Anne Case.
  • GNSE 24309/ENGL 24309. Navigating Global Literature. Darrel Chia.
  • GNSE 24325/EALC 24325. Courtesan Culture and the Arts in China. Judith Zeitlin.
  • GNSE 24703/ENGL 25502 American Women Writing at Mid-Century. Deborah Nelson.
  • GNSE 25300/EALC 24305/CRES 24305. Autobiographical Writing: Gender and Modern Korea. Keyong-Hee Choi.
  • GNSE 25802/ARTH 24811. The Body in Medieval Art and Visual Culture. Aden Kumler.
  • GNSE 27100/SOCI 20107/30107. Sociology of Human Sexuality. Edward Laumann.
  • GNSE 28210/LAWS 99301/PHIL 25209. Emotion, Reason, and Law. Martha Nussbaum.
  • GNSE 28404/ENGL 25944/46101. Lines of Transmission: Comics and Autobiography. Hillary Chute, Alison Bechdel.
  • GNSE 28505. What's Queer? What's Theory?. Jay Sosa.

Graduate Level

  • GNSE 30202/CMST 30101. Women Mystery Writers: From Page to Screen. Rebecca West.
  • GNSE 32200/RLST 27304. Religion, Sex, Politics and Release in Ancient India: The Kamasutra and the Arthashastra. Wendy Doniger.
  • GNSE 33002/LAWS 63312. Workshop: Regulation of Family, Sex, and Gender. Mary Anne Case.
  • GNSE 34002/LAWS 68001. Marriage. Mary Anne Case.
  • GNSE 34300/LAWS 43701. Work and Gender. Naomi Schoenbaum.
  • GNSE 35305/EALC 34305. Autobiographical Writing: Gender and Modern Korea. Keyong-Hee Choi.
  • GNSE 35450/ENGL 35450. Modernism and Gender in Black and White . Adrienne Brown.
  • GNSE 35802/ARTH 34811. The Body in Medieval Art and Visual Culture. Aden Kumler.
  • GNSE 38300/LAWS 99301/PHIL 35209/PLSC 49301/RETH 32900. Emotion, Reason, and Law. Martha Nussbaum
  • GNSE 41711/CMLT 41711. Fashion and Modernity. Barbara Vinken.
  • GNSE 50101/LAWS 61512/PHIL 51500/RETH 51301/HMRT 51301/PLSC 51512. Workshop: Law and Philosophy. Martha Nussbaum.

Download Complete Course Descriptions: Spring 2012 (PDF)