— Gender & Reproduction
Reproduction from a multitude of perspectives: as a biological process; a social relation; a site for technological intervention; a site of violence and coercion; and a site of political struggle. Interdisciplinary feminist approach to how reproduction is shaped by race, gender, sexuality, disability, citizenship, geopolitics, and political economy.
Prerequisites & course information
Course Description: Reproduction from a multitude of perspectives: as a biological process; a social relation; a site for technological intervention; a site of violence and coercion; and a site of political struggle. Interdisciplinary feminist approach to how reproduction is shaped by race, gender, sexuality, disability, citizenship, geopolitics, and political economy. Learning Activities: Lecture/Discussion 3 hour(s), Project. Grade Mode: Letter. This course version is effective from, and including: Fall Quarter 2026. Learning Activities: Lecture/Discussion 3 hour(s), Project. Grade Mode: Letter.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027