RELG - 375. Modern Men, Meaning, and Morality

3 credit(s)
A study of men’s experience as gendered persons, rather than as universal human beings, from the perspectives of men’s studies and religious ethics. The course will examine gender relations and critical theory as well as specific topics related to men’s lives, such as: growing up male, seasons of men’s lives, friends and lovers, sexuality and marriage, careers and fatherhood, politics and war, and new spiritual and social visions.

Prerequisite(s): RELG 101 or RELG 121 or RELG 141 or RELG 181
Attribute: ARTS, CAR, RSET, WSTU