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FEMST 120 (Women's Labors, Winter 2010) 

Women's labors in historical and contemporary perspective within the United States and globally.
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Introduction

Welcome to the library course guide for FEMINIST STUDIES 120.  Use the tabs above to locate library resources (books, articles, goverment documents, etc.) and services for researching women's, feminist, and gender issues.  In the box below I've highlighted statements form your syllabus which illustrates how library research fits into your overall project. 

Don't waste too much time trying to figure things out on your own - PLEASE ASK FOR HELP.  Librarians are available 24/7 to assist you.

We don't expect you to know how to use this stuff, but we do expect you to ask for help.

Happy Researching!

 

Research Objectives From the Syllabus

Ethnography Library Research Requirements: "For the ethnography, you might watch women working or engage in participant observation by analyzing your own experince or resistance at work in light of the RELEVANT LITERATURE." 

Policy Brief Library Research Requriements: "...outline the issue, present the various the various positions and possibilities, and JUSTIFY your recommendation(s)."

Action Project Library Research Requirements: "The second part of your project will evaluate your action, situating it in terms of SCHOLARLY LITERATURE..."
 

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