04:30 PM to 07:10 PM MW
West Building 1007
Section Information for Summer 2016
This course will interrogate the representation of masculinity in literature and the media from 1950 until today. Masculinity is often a taboo subject because within a patriarchal system, men have privilege and do not want this privilege interrogated. Furthermore, we do not want to critically look at how society represents men in the media and through fiction and these tropes maintain these systems of oppression. This course will engage students in critical discussions about representation of masculinity within film, television, literature, video games, advertising, and music. At the end of the course students will be able to
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Credits: 1-6
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