1. Gender, Imperialism and International Development (S0923-20)
Autumn Term
Dr Caroline Wright
Sociology
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2. Teaching 1 x 2 hour seminar each week Wednesdays 10-12 R1
Teaching x 2 hour seminar each week Wednesdays R1.03 (Ramphal) from week 1 Style Interactive, participatory: presentations, debates, mind-mapping, case studies, role plays Some mini-lectures, tutor notes/student presentations on Moodle after class
8/5/ :39 PM
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3. 8/5/ :39 PM
Module Structure 2. Introduction – Categories, Objectification and Ways of Seeing ∞ 3. Historical Contexts Gender and Imperialism 4. Discursive Contexts Feminism and Orientalism 5. Quantitative Contexts - Measures Of and Targets For Gendered Development 6. Political Contexts Women’s Movements for Social Change ∞ 7. Liberal, Marxist and Neo-liberal Paradigms of Women/Gender and Development 8. Ecological and Postmodernist Paradigms of Gender and Development Rights based Paradigms of Gender and Development 10. Entitlements and Capabilities: Reimagining Gendered Development  
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4. Preparation. All electronic core readings
Preparation All electronic core readings Additional readings all in library Reading Pack for Week 1 (collect from Sociology Reception) Group Presentations Analysing Orientalism; Women’s Movements in South Africa, Rwanda, Brazil, India
8/5/ :39 PM
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5. 8/5/ :39 PM
Summative Assessment 1 x 700 word group Powerpoint presentation on Women’s Movements (15%) 1 x word essay (85%) Formative Assessment 1 x 1500 word review
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6. 8/5/ :39 PM
Thanks for listening  Any questions? Please me: If you decide to take the module, it’s ok to join us in week 2! See Moodle:
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