Syllabi | The Commtee on Lbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgenr History

Contents:

• THE COMMTEE ON LBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, AND TRANSGENR HISTORY
• LGBT - LBIAN GAY BISEXUAL TRANSGENR STUDI
• LBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL & TRANSGENR STUDI (LGBT)ARTS AND SCIENC
• GAY AND LBIAN STUDI

THE COMMTEE ON LBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, AND TRANSGENR HISTORY

viewUned Stat Lbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgenr HistoriPalmer, David2012 SprgUniversy of North Carola at Chapel Hill. viewLbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgenred Experienc the Twentieth Century Uned StatRegenhardt, Christy2002 WterUniversy of Maryland, College Park. viewGraduate Semar Gay, Lbian, Bisexual, and Transgenr StudiWilliams, Walter2000 FallUniversy of Southern California.

viewPrcriptns for Perversy: Treatg Homosexualy the Uned StatRosar, Vernon1998 WterUniversy of California, Los Angel.

viewMasculy and Gay History 20th Century AmeriBaxter, Randolph William1998 SummerUniversy of California, Irve.

LGBT - LBIAN GAY BISEXUAL TRANSGENR STUDI

LGBT200 Introductn to Lbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgenr Studi (3 Creds) An terdisciplary study of the historil and social ntexts of personal, cultural and polil aspects of LGBT life.

Society the New Millennium (3 Creds) An terdisciplary vtigatn of the evolvg forms of homophobia that ntue to thrive and grow the ntemporary U. LGBT291 Internatnal Perspectiv on Lbian and Gay Studi (3 Creds) Exploratn of the nstctn and reprentatn of sexuali culture around the globe, wh particular emphasis on lerature and media.

LGBT298 Special Topics Lbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgenr Studi (3 Creds) Study of particular them and issu LGBT studi. LGBT327 Lbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgenr Film and Vio (3 Creds) Comparative analysis of forms, them, and the polics of reprentatn film and vio by and/or about LGBT people. LGBT350 Lbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgenr People and Communitn (3 Creds) Study of differenc, stereotyp, and valu distguishg LGBT people and of effective means of munitg such differenc to non-LGBT people.

LBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL & TRANSGENR STUDI (LGBT)ARTS AND SCIENC

LGBT386 Lbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgenr Communy Organizatn Internship (3-6 Creds) Supervised ternship experience wh a muny anizatn that exprsly serv lbian, gay, bisexual, and transgenr people. LGBT398 Special Topics Lbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgenr Studi (3 Creds) In-pth study of particular them and issu LGBT studi. LGBT448 Special Topics Lbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgenr Studi (3 Creds) In-pth study of particular them and issu LGBT studi.

LGBT488 Semar Lbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgenr Studi (1-3 Creds) Developments theori and methods of LGBT Studi, wh emphasis upon teractn between the humani and the social scienc the elaboratn of this terdisciplary area of scholarship. “Punks, Bulldagers, and Queens: The Radil Potential of Queer Polics, ”GLQ: A Journal of Lbian and Gay Studi vol. Course scriptn om talog In this semar, stunts will explore lerary reprentatns of lbian, gay, bisexual, and transgenr dividuals om approximately 1890 through the prent.

Readgs will foc on pre- and post-Gay Liberatn texts, begng wh texts published shortly after the late-19th-century medil signatn of "homosexualy" and endg wh "post- queer" wrgs of the 21st century.

GAY AND LBIAN STUDI

Readgs clu poetry, plays, novels, films, and says on the medil, social, polil, and relig nstctns of homosexualy. The word “homosexual” self me to existence the late 19th century; prr to this date, LGBT people were generally crimalized—when they were regnized at all—for their sexual acts. For the first several weeks, we will study “pre-Liberatn” lerature, texts wrten well before the existence of “Gay Pri.

” Then we will foc on wrg that reflects an evolvg gay nscns: texts wrten after the Stonewall Rts of 1969, the birth of the morn Gay Rights movement.

The readgs will al wh ncurrent issu of gay polickg, femism, AIDS, genr inty—all subjects that were raised simultaneoly wh, and plited by, emergg gay-rights stggl. This semter we will be readg and analyzg a number of “gay” and “lbian” texts om the past to the prent, om Biblil and Homeric tim to ntemporary fictn, om Plato to NATO, a wi variety of genre (philosophil dialogue, novel, drama, poetry, short story…) and wh terdisciplary emphasis (art, philosophy, mic, natural scienc…). Throughout the semter, we will challenge and fe the ncepts of sex and genr, masculi and femism, cril theory and cultural nstctnism, diversy and homophobia, opprsn and empowerment, acquicence and ristance, a both global and historil ntext.