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Syllabi for Women & Gender-Related Courses in Anthropology
 General
Sites
Syllabi
on the Web for Women-and-Gender-Related Courses
More than a dozen syllabi are listed on this site, including those from
courses taught by Emily Martin, Peggy Sanday, and Nandini Gunewardena.
Introductory
Courses
Anthropology
of Sex and Gender
Charlene Makley, Reed College
Women
and Men in Cross-Cultural Perspective
Julie Hastings, Lawrence University
Feminist
Perspectives in Anthropology
Karen Nakamura
Anthropological
Approaches to the Study of Gender
Deborah Gewertz, Amhert College
Women
and Men in Cross-cultural Perspective
Alice Kehoe, Marquette University
Anthropology
of Gender
Dorothy Wills, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
Anthropology
Of Gender: Feminist Theory and Cultural Anthropology
Enikô Magyari-Vincze, Universitatii Babes-Bolyai din Cluj-Napoca,
Romania
Sex and Gender
Kathleen Dahl, Eastern Oregon University
Women
and Men in Different Cultures
Abigail Adams, Central Connecticut University
Sex,
Gender and Culture
Edwin Segal, University of Louisville
Women in Cross-Cultural
Perspective
S. Gmelch, Union College
Gender and
Society
S. Gmelch, Union College
The
Anthropology of Gender
Distance Learning Course, Athabasca University
Anthropology
of Gender
Srimati Basu, DePauw University
Anthropological
Perspectives on Gender
Maria Tapias, Grinnell College
Sex
& Sexuality
Sexuality
& Gender in Anthropology
David Valentine, Sarah Lawrence College
Ethnographic
Approaches to Sexuality & Gender
David Valentine, Sarah Lawrence College (graduate seminar)
Anthropology
of Sexualities
Lynn Morgan, Mount Holyoke College
Medical
Anthropology
Intersectionality
and Women’s Health: Ethnographic Approaches to Race, Class, Gender,
and “Difference"
Marcia Inhorn, University of Michigan (graduate seminar)
Gender
and Health: Ethnographic Approaches
Marcia Inhorn, University of Michigan (graduate seminar)
Linguistics
Language,
Voice, and Gender
Michael Silverstein, University of Chicago
Language
and Gender
K.M. Johnson-Weiner, SUNY-Potsdam
Language
and Gender Syllabi
Over 20 syllabi on Gender and Language
Language
and Gender
Laada Bilaniuk, University of Washington
Archaeology
Gender
and Archaeology
Kelley Hays-Gilpin, Northern Arizona University
Women
and Gender in the Ancient Near East
Terry Wilfong, University of Michigan
Gender and Archaeology
Bettina Arnold, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Archaeology
of Gender
Allen Zagarell, Western Michigan University
Women
in Prehistory
Olga Soffer, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Family
& Marriage
The
Anthropology Of Gender, Marriage, And The Family
Lauren Leve, Wellesley College
Contemporary
American Families
Sonya Salamon
GLBT
Queer
Perspectives in Anthropology
Karen Nakamura
Women,
Men and “Others” – Gender Cross-Culturally
Sarah Hautzinger, Colorado College
Area
Study / Ethnographic
Gender
and Class in Latin America
Sarah Hautzinger, Colorado College
Gender
and The Family in Africa
Dianna Shandy, Macalester College
Women
in China
Eileen Walsh, University of Massachusetts
Families
in Asia
Mae Wallace, Sewanee, University of the South
Miscellaneous
Race,
Gender and the Social Body
Lakshmi Fjord, DePauw University
Gendered
Violations
Sally Merry and Nan Stein, Wellesley College
Women,
Culture, and Development
Michelle Field, Ohio State University
Feminist
Perspectives on Writing Culture
Carole Counihan, Millersville University
Colonialism,
Nationalism, & Gender
Sally Merry, Wellesley College
Images
of Women in Ancient Art
Chris Witcombe, Sweet Briar College
Black
Women in the Public Eye
A. Lynn Bolles, University of Maryland
Anthropology
of the Body and the Subject
Gary Hausman, University of North Carolina
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