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CLSS 385 - Gender and Sexuality in Ancient Greece and Rome

4.00 credit hours
Study of selected topics relating gender and sexuality within the civilizations of Greek and Roman antiquity (ca. 800 BCE–400 CE), including some attention to: beliefs and customs pertaining to gender developed and changed over time and in relation to changing social, cultural and political contexts; types of sources available for studying private lives of ancient Greek and Romans; and influence of studies on ancient gender on the development of Gender Studies as a discipline.

Prerequisite(s): Junior standing.
iCon(s): Being Human.


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