1. 9/22:       Introduction: WHAT IS FEMINIST STUDIES?

    2. 9/27:   THEORIES OF NATURE AND CULTURE

    3. 9/29:   TRADITION AND COLONIALISM

    4. 10/4:    THE RIGHTS OF WOMAN AND THE LIBERATION OF WOMEN:
                         LIBERAL, RADICAL, AND SOCIALIST FEMINISMS

    5. 10/6:   GENDER AND RACE IN "FIRST AND SECOND WAVE" U.S. FEMINISMS

    6. 10/11:   GLOBAL FEMINISMS

    7. 10/13:   RESISTANCE, ALLIANCES, AND COALITIONS

    8. 10/18:   THE FAMILY ECONOMY AND TRADITIONAL WOMEN'S WORK

    9. 10/20:   INDUSTRIALIZATION AND THE TRANSITION TO WAGE LABOR

    10. 10/25:   THE GLOBAL ECONOMY

    11. 10/27:   SOCIAL WELFARE POLICIES

    12. 11/1:   WHOSE BODY? HEALTH, FOOD, AND BEAUTY

     13. 11/3:  REPRODUCTION

    14. 11/8:   SEXUALITIES

    15. 11/10:   ENVISIONING THE BODY

    16. 11/15:   SEX AND VIOLENCE I: RAPE AND HARASSMENT

    17. 11/17:   SEX AND VIOLENCE II: DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND CHILD ABUSE

    18. 11/22:   LANGUAGE AND CREATIVITY I: Speech, Sound, and Imagination

    19. 11/24:   LANGUAGE AND CREATIVITY II, III:
                        Utopian and Dystopian Visions; Student Creativity

    20. 11/29:   MOVEMENTS FOR SOCIAL CHANGE: WAR, PEACE, SPIRITUALITY

    21. 12/1:   POLITICS AND EDUCATION