Syllabi on the Web for Women- and Gender-Related Courses

Last updated: July 9, 2006

History

The following are syllabi for women- and gender-related History courses. Courses that make substantial use of the Internet carry the designation ++; those making at least some use carry the designation +.

++ American Women's History Since 1870 (HIST/WS 326): Kriste Lindenmeyer (UMBC)
++ American Women's Legal History: (Stanford Univ.)
Cities of Dreadful Delight: Gender, Race, and Sexuality in the Americas, 1800-1950 (HI3952): Patience Schell and Natalie Zacek (Univ. of Manchester [UK])
Colonialism, Race, Sex, and Gender (HIST 359): Angela Woollacott (Oberlin College)
++ Comparative History of Women in the Third World (History 356): E. Fleischmann (Univ. of Dayton)
+ Feminist Oral History (WST 377): Lee Sharkey (Univ. of Maine at Farmington)
+ Franco-American Women's Experiences (FAS 329/WST 301): Rhea Cote Robbins (Univ. of Maine)
Gender and History in Latin America (HIST 1741): Jane Mangan (Harvard Univ.)
+ Gender and the Law in U. S. History (HIST 21H.225J/WMN.607J): Christopher Capazzola (MIT)
+ Gender, Ethnicity, and Race in 19th-Century America (History 267): Carol Lasser (Oberlin College)
++ Gender, Genre, and Political Transformations: Interdisciplinary Perspectives: Myra Marx Ferree et al. (Univ. of Wisconsin and Minnesota)
+ Gender History (AMH 5930): Louise M. Newman (Univ. of Florida)
Gender in Modern Europe (History 229): Annemarie Sammartino (Oberlin College)
++ Gender Issues in Latin American History: Gender and Nation (HIST 366): Steven Volk (Oberlin College)
+ Gender, Race, and Sexuality (History 608): Peggy Pascoe (Univ. of Oregon)
History of Modern Feminisms in East Asia (HIS 150): Angelina Chin (Univ. of California, Santa Cruz)
++ Including Women in 19th and Early 20th Century American History (HIST 725D): Kriste Lindenmeyer (UMBC)
++ Joan of Arc in History, Literature, and Film (English/History 3357): Bonnie Wheeler (Southern Methodist Univ.)
+ Marriage and Sexuality in Medieval Europe (History/WS/RS 368): Paul Hyams (Cornell Univ.)
+ Over Here: American Culture on the Home Front During WWII (American Civilization C190N): Miriam Reumann (Brown Univ.)
Readings from the Women's Movement: History and Politics: Lyde Cullen Sizer (Sarah Lawrence College)
Readings in Western Women's History: Catherine Lavender (Univ. of Colorado - Boulder)
Social History of American Women (Women 383): Shirley J. Yee (Univ. of Washington)
++ U. S. Women's History (HIST/WMS 286): Catherine Lavender (College of Staten Island, CUNY)
++ Visions/Revisions: Issues in U.S. Women's History: Lyde Cullen Sizer (Sarah Lawrence College)
War and Gender (History 369): Carol Hunter (Earlham College)
++ Women and the American Experience (HIS 213): John McClymer (Assumption College)
Women and Gender in Early Modern Europe (History 213): Lisa Abend (Oberlin College)
+ Women and Gender in Europe (HIST 252): A. McCandless (College of Charleston)
+ Women and Gender in Medieval Europe (History 343): George Dameron (St. Michael's College)
+ Women and Gender in the Middle East (History 354): E. Fleischmann (Univ. of Dayton)
Women and Gender in Russia and Eastern Europe (History 298/REES 295): Diane Koenker (Univ. of Illinois, Urbana/Champaign)
Women and Gender in the United States (History 590): Amy McCandless (College of Charleston)
+ Women and Power in 19th-Century America (HIST 322): Carol Lasser (Oberlin College)
++ Women and Revolution in 19th Century Russia (HONS 211): Chris Jazwinski and Richard Lewis (St. Cloud State Univ.)
+ Women and Social Movements in Antebellum America (History 266): Carol Lasser (Oberlin College)
Women and Western Culture (WS 200): Kari McBride (Univ. of Arizona)
Women, Culture, and Ideas in U.S. History: Lyde Cullen Sizer (Sarah Lawrence College)
Women in America (WGST 230): Ann Marie Nicolosi (The College of New Jersey)
+ Women in the American West (HST/WMS 389): Catherine Lavender (College of Staten Island, CUNY)
Women in Chinese History (EALC 389): Patricia Ebrey (Univ. of Illinois, Urbana/Champaign)
++ Women in European Societies (History 353): Marybeth Carlson (Univ. of Dayton)
++ Women in European Society (EUH 4610): Carole Adams (Univ. of Central Florida)
Women in Jewish Society: Antiquity to Modernity (History/GWS 237): Shulamit Magnus (Oberlin College)
++ Women in New York City, 1890-1940 (History/Women's Studies 386): Catherine Lavender (College of Staten Island, CUNY)
Women in the United States: Late 19th Century to Present (WSTU 140): Cynthia Harrison (George Washington Univ.)
++ Women in World History (HIST/WS): Elizabeth Green Musselman (Southwestern Univ.)
++ Women's History and Feminist Theory (HIST 182-4522/WMS 100-4522): Catherine Lavender (College of Staten Island, CUNY)

See also Women and the Law: American Legal History, in LAW; Gender and Class in Jane Austen's England, in LITERATURE IN ENGLISH; Women in the Middle Ages, in MODERN LANGUAGES; Popular Cultures of Cold War Europe: The Gendering of Everyday Life and Politics in East and West, in POLITICAL SCIENCE/INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS; Gender and Family in Early Christianity and Women in Jewish Society: Antiquity to Modernity, in RELIGION/THEOLOGY; Historical Issues of Gender, Science and Technology and History of Women in Science, Technology, and Medicine, in SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY; Gay and Lesbian History in SEXUALITY/SEXUAL ORIENTATION; and Senior Seminar: Kenyon Women's Oral History Projectand Women Through Cultures and Centuries in WOMEN'S STUDIES.

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