SOC366H1 Lecture Notes - Times New Roman, Ethnography, The Instructor
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Soc366h1: women and work, room 2118, sidney smith. Professor paloma e. villegas, room 341, sociology, 725 spadina (at bloor) This course begins by exploring women s experiences of paid and unpaid work and the relationship between the two. Questions raised in class include gender gap in earnings, sexual segregation of the labour force, restructuring of paid work, sexual harassment, paid domestic work, and the division of housework and childcare. The course uses a transnational intersectional feminist perspective to analyze gendered relations in labor contexts, focusing primarily on canada. To define and operationalized a transnational intersectional feminist perspective to women and work. To identify and contrast different approaches to analyzing gendered labor processes. Important note: the prerequisite to take this course is a 200+ level soc course. Students without this prerequisite will be removed at any time they are discovered. Journal articles: available through the university of toronto library e-journal system.
