SOC 365 - Sexualities (1)

Investigates sexuality as a social phenomenon, focusing on the “social construction of sexuality” or the myriad ways that individuals and societies regulate and attach meaning to emotions, desires, interactions, and relations. Examines the social organization of sexuality, social control over sexual behavior, and the historical and cultural diversity of sexual attitudes, behaviors, identities and signifiers. This course may count toward the SOC, SAN, or GSS majors. Prerequisite: One of the following: ANT 101, ANT 102 , SOC 101, SOC 102, GSS 171. Alternate years.
(Social Science)