Feminist Rhetoric and Reform
American History 300
B, 3 credits
Same as EG 515
Spring, 2000
This
course explores the long history of feminist speech and writing.
We will study rhetorical theory, as well as women's movements dedicated
to reforming society, including the women's suffrage movement, women's
progressive reforms, labor law, birth control, and the modern women's movement.
Course readings will focus on the feminist critique of society, culture,
and law in both England and the United States from the 18th century to
the present.
For more information, contact:
Professor Karen Manners Smith
phone: (316) 341-5538
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