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SCRN288
- Gender and Film
Explores the ways that gender is produced by the “social technologies” of film and video. Examines concepts of sexual difference (masculinity and femininity) and organizing representation, narrative and spectatorship in Hollywood and alternative cinemas, and in some television and video. Readings will be primarily theoretical and critical. Ms. Butzel/Offered every other year
Faculty
Marcia Butzel, Ph.D. - Associate Professor of Screen Studies
Adjunct Associate Professor of French and Comparative Literature
Director, Screen Studies Program
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COMM288
WS288
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