INR 3403 International Law Feminist Periodicals v.15, no.2

Welcome to the course on "Feminist Periodicals: Summer 1995 (Volume 15, Issue 2)"! This course invites you to delve into the vibrant and thought-provoking content of the selected edition of Feminist Periodicals. The uploaded PDF contains a comprehensive collection of articles from the Summer 1995 issue. These articles cover a wide array of feminist perspectives, theories, and activism, offering valuable insights into the ongoing struggle for gender equality and social justice. Throughout the course, we will closely examine the articles, critically analyzing their arguments, methodologies, and contributions to feminist scholarship. We will explore topics such as intersectionality, reproductive rights, gender identity, and feminist movements across different cultural and historical contexts. The course encourages active participation and fosters engaging discussions where students can share their thoughts and perspectives on the various articles. Additionally, we will contextualize the Summer 1995 edition within the broader feminist discourse of the time, considering its impact on contemporary feminist theory and activism. By the end of the course, you will have gained a deeper understanding of feminist thought, expanded your knowledge of key feminist issues, and developed critical thinking skills. Join us in exploring this dynamic collection of feminist scholarship and its relevance to the challenges and aspirations of our time.