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ENGL 4102

Motherhood: Institution and Experience

3 credit hours · Undergraduate

Students study motherhood as a social institution that is culturally, historically, and politically situated. Through an interdisciplinary and decolonial context, students investigate motherhood as oppressive or empowering to specific groups of women. The course will place special emphasis on Indigenous, African American and transnational ideologies of mothering.

Prerequisites & course information

Prerequisite: WGSS 1200 or a 1000 level course in ENGL; Note: This is an interdisciplinary course. Students in other programs who are interested in taking the course can do so by permission of the instructor.

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