MLL 115
(ASIA 115, WGSS 115) Sex, War, Women, Art
Through the study of selected visual and literary works in their historical and social contexts, students will gain knowledge of Japan. This course examines various cultures from the perspectives of gender and sexuality as constitutive factors of Japanese society. Materials include a film depicting a romantic life of samurai, art works by contemporary women artists, and writings on sex workers, impacted by the Japanese empire. Students will be exposed to feminist theories in this course; taking WGSS001 is recommended prior. Attribute/Distribution: CC, HE, HU, W
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027