Course Description

Anthropology 202F/G Sex, Sexuality and Desire: Cross-Cultural Explorations of Queer Lives

Using ethnography to challenge the heteronormative assumption, this course explores sexual and erotic diversity from a critical cross cultural perspective, examining local expressions and practices of sexuality and desire, as well as the transnational flow of queer culture as an aspect of global social and political change.

Prerequisite: Any 1st year essay full or half course and 2nd year registration or higher in any program.

3 lecture hours, half course.

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