WMST255

Reading Women Writing

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Cross-listed with: ENGL250. Credit only granted for: ENGL250, WMST255 or WGSS255. Formerly: WMST255. Explores literary and cultural expressions by women and their receptions within a range of historical periods and genres. Topics such as what does a woman need in order to write, what role does gender play in the production, consumption, and interpretation of texts, and to what extent do women comprise a distinct literary subculture. Interpretation of texts will be guided by feminist and gender theory, ways of reading that have emerged as important to literary studies over the last four decades.

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Katie Bramlett

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Fatima Taha

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Danielle Griffin

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Emilee Durand

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Kayla Harr

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Lindsey O'Neil

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Manon Soulet

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Rachel Penman

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Sarah Bonnie

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Susanna Compton

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Virginia Butler

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Susanna Underland

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Christin Taylor

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Amanda Dykema

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Liora Moriel

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Lindsay Bogner

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Ellen Moll

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Sarah Sillin

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Elizabeth Depriest

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Jennifer Wellman

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Isabella Cooper

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Elise Auvil

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