| WEEK ONE | Queer Theory 10 Feb Introduction 12 Feb Jagose, Queer Theory, Ch. 1 & 2 | ||
| WEEK TWO | 18 Feb Foucault, History of Sexuality, Vol. 1, Pts 4-5 20 Feb Sedgwick, Epistemology of the Closet, Introduction: Axiomatic, 1-63 | ||
| WEEK THREE | 25 Feb Sedgwick, Epistemology of the Closet, 67-90 and 131-181 27 Feb Butler, Gender Trouble, 1-34 and 128-49 | ||
| WEEK FOUR | History: The Ancient World 4 Mar Boswell, Christianity, Social Tolerance, and Homosexuality 1-3 (3-87) 6 Mar Boswell, Christianity, Social Tolerance, and Homosexuality 4-6 | ||
| WEEK FIVE | 11 Mar **Queer Theory paper
due** 12 Mar "Reflections on Civil Unions," Stan Baker and Bill Lippert, 7.30 in RAJ Seminar Room History: 20th Century America 13 Chauncey, Gay New York: Introduction; | ||
| WEEK SIX | 18 Mar Chauncey 1-4 (33-130) 19 Mar 20 Mar Chauncey 9-10 (227-300); Faderman Chs.3 & 5 SPRING BREAK | ||
| WEEK SEVEN | Stonewall 1 Apr Faderman 6-8, D'Emilio Part 1 (9-56) 2 Apr 3 Apr D'Emilio, Parts 2 & 4 | ||
| WEEK EIGHT | Queer Culture 7 Apr. Linda Hollingdale, Civil Union exhibit opening, Abernethy Room 4:30 8 Apr **History paper due**, Russo, Celluloid Closet to p. 179 9 Apr 10 Apr Celluloid Closet to p. 245 | ||
| WEEK NINE | 14 Apr. Marvin Ellison: "SEXUAL ETHICS WITHOUT THE 'F' WORD: From Marriage Fundamentalism to an Ethical Eroticism." 4:00 Forest West 15 Apr Wilde, Picture of Dorian Gray 16 Apr 17 Apr Hall, Well of Loneliness | ||
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| WEEK ELEVEN | 29 Apr Cunningham, The Hours 30 Apr. 1 May Schulman, Rat Bohemia | ||
| WEEK TWELVE | 6 May Kushner, Angels in America, I |