| Spring Term 2026 Love, Sex and Globalization - 4171 - GEST 430 |
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Prerequisites/Notes: GEST 300, 301, or 305 or instructor approval Catalog Description : This course critically examines how conceptions of love and sex encounter, confront, and negotiate capitalism’s market logic, postcolonial geopolitics, and the ethics of pleasure in building a modern nation-state. This interdisciplinary course will utilize literature from political science, sociology, and anthropology to explore these issues. PREREQUISITES: GEST 300, 301, or 305 or instructor approval Attributes: GER Global Diversity, GER Dimens Diversity, 400-599 Advanced Course
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