Observations each week: Russ Category Observations and work outs from
Elgin books as assigned.
Two Short Pieces:
1) One on a woman that could have been a role model for you if you had ever heard of her
(lack of models). Choose from the following four books: Marion Tinling's Women into the Unknown:
A Sourcebook on Women Explorers and Travelers; Annie Laurie Gaylor's Women without Superstitions;
Ethelie Ann Vare and Greg Ptacek's Mother's of Invention; Mabel Armstrong's Women Astronomers:
Reaching for the Stars (Discovering Women in Science). Prepare a 1-2 page introduction of her
for someone younger than yourself - for example elementary or high school.
2)A rewrite of an article changing the point of view to feminine from masculine (nature
articles are especially good for this), sample compy from Women and Language (Men & Mooses).
Abstracts: Materials to be shared with classmates. First Abstract is one issue of Women and Language.
Papers: Three short papers, each of about 5 pages.
The first paper is on difference: Discover something that women have in a different culture
that you would like to have or that is more empowering than anything you have in your
culture or that places women in an agent role where yours does not. Two examples are
your Sampler, others under resources for the course.
One paper must be on grammatical treatment of person (with principle categories not marked
and description of where in the language sex is marked or not marked) in a non-European language.
The third paper is your choice.
| Assignments | |||
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| Week One
January 07, 2008 Classes Start January 08, 2008 |
January 10, 2008
(.pdf by e-mail) | ||
| Week Two
January 15, 2008 (Sex as war, sex as sports, sports as war, sports as sex, war as sports, war as sex) (Found in Language Lab) |
January 17, 2008
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| Week Three
January 21, 2008 No Classes MLK Day January 23, 2008 (Found Online) |
January 25, 2008
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| Week Four
Women and Language Abstract Due January 29, 2008 |
January 31, 2008
Women and Language Abstract Due | ||
| Week Five
February 05, 2008 (False Categorization by Content) Lecture at UF on Matilda Gage and the Iroquois (Found Online) |
February 07, 2008
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| Week Six
First Paper Due February 12, 2008 (False Categorization by Category) Choose five questions from the survey to hand in, be sure to label each question. |
February 14, 2008
First Paper Due | ||
| Week Seven
February 19, 2008 and a log of your choice Beyond Words: Alaskan Native Languages (Found Online) |
February 21, 2008
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| Week Eight
February 26, 2008 Practicing Your Sensory Mode Skills & Hostile/Verbal Abuse Log (Found in Language Lab) |
February 28, 2008
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| Week Nine
March 04, 2008 |
March 06, 2008
Review entire sampler | ||
| Spring Break
March 08,2008-March 15, 2008 |
Spring Break
March 08, 2008-March 15, 2008 | ||
| Week Ten
Second Paper Due March 18, 2008 (Found in Language Lab) |
March 20, 2008
Second Paper Due | ||
| Week Eleven
March 25, 2008 Passive Exonerative (Found Online) |
March 27, 2008
Confusing Inference and Observation | ||
| Week Twelve
April 01, 2008 |
April 03, 2008
Exposing Nuclear Phallacies pp 127-159 (Found in Library West: JX1974.7.E97 1989) | ||
| Week Thirteen
April 08, 2008 (Found Online) |
April 10, 2008
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| Week Fourteen
Third Paper Due April 15, 2008 |
April 17, 2008
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| Week Fifteen
April 22, 2008 April 23, 2008 Classes End |
April 29, 2008
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