PS 375

fall 2020

All Classes

Feminist Political Theory

Credit: 3 hours.

Provides analysis of how insights from liberal, Marxist, and post-structural political theory traditions shape contemporary feminist political theory. Examines how different epistemological arguments shape political analysis and uses those insights to explore the political forces that make us into gendered and racialized people. Explores how different traditions of thinking in feminist political theory generate different accounts of justice and political transformation.

Credit is not given for both PS 375 and GWS 350.

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