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Gender
Studies
Gender Studies in the
Department
of English
at the University
of Oklahoma
brings together the varied
research interests of the faculty from
almost all the disciplines of
our
department. Recently we have offered
courses on American Women Writers;
Native
Women Writers; Blackness, Coloniality
& Gender; Contemporary
Feminist
Theory; Chivalric Masculinity;
Transatlantic Women Writers; and
Sixteenth-Century
Women Writers. Approaches to gender
studies in the department are
varied in
terms of theory, methodology and object of
study, with courses focused
on
different national literatures, film, and
rhetoric.
Graduate
students in the concentration work
closely with
faculty to tailor their research and
writing projects to their own
particular
interests in gender studies.
Interdisciplinary work is encouraged both
within
the English Department and with other
departments.
Students present their work at regional
and national
conferences, and seek publication in major
journals. The English
Department and
the Graduate College
provide competitive funding
sources for conference travel and
dissertation research.
Faculty
Daniela
Garofalo
Catherine
Hobbs
Su
Fang Ng
Joanna
E. Rapf
Francesca
Sawaya
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