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Course Credits: 3

Catalog Description

Provides an introduction to the history of sexuality in the modern era through engagement with recent
interdisciplinary research into what sexuality has meant in the everyday lives of individuals; in the
imagined communities formed by the bonds of shared religion, ethnicity, language and national
citizenship; on the global stage of cultural encounter, imperialist expansion, transnational migration
and international commerce.

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