ANT353H5

UTM

Queer Bodies: Gender, Disability, and Illness

This course explores key concepts in medical anthropology, disability studies, and gender and queer studies by examining how gender and sexuality matter in the contexts of illness and disability across a range of institutional, social, and national contexts. Students will learn to think critically about the body as a site of power configured in the social and material fields of heath/illness, dis/ability, race, and gender and sexuality.

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Prereq: ANT204H5 or ANT207H5Breadth: Social ScienceExcl: ANT381H5S - Special Topics in Sociocultural and Linguistic Anthropology (Winter 2021)
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DepartmentANT
CampusUTM (Mississauga)
Level300
Hours12L/12S
BreadthSocial Science
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