HIS 229 - Women and Gender in Early Modern Europe

Three Credits
Spring Semester

This history of women, men and gender in early modern Europe, between the Renaissance and the early nineteenth century. The course will consider philosophical, medical and religious beliefs about women and men, and the real and imagined roles that women played in early modern society: queens, scientist, healers, witches and saints.

Considered a European History.

Course may be applied to the Gender & Sexuality Studies program.