- RHETORIC G&S MAIN BLOG
- ABOUTI own and manage the gendersex.net domain name and use it for two main purposes: to provide general resources on the study of gender and sexuality and to provide specific resources for my WRTG 3020 classes at CU Boulder, which focus on the topic of “The Rhetoric of Gender and Sexuality.” You can read more about these two purposes below. Most of the materials on the site are visible to all viewers, but some material is restricted only to users who are logged into their gendersex.net accounts, such as articles subject to copyright or conversations among students that are of a personal nature. RESOURCES FOR GENDER AND SEXUALITY STUDIES The primary audience for materials on the main Rhetoric of Gender & Sexuality site includes scholars and students in the fields of gender studies and LGBT studies, as well as anyone interested in learning more about these fields. The primary purpose of the site is to provide resources for investigating issues such as the origins of gender identity, the impact of a binary model of gender, and the nature of sexual orientation. The collection includes links to relevant web sites, a main blog with posts in a variety of categories, and…
- RESOURCESFollow the links below to view each resource page. Want to suggest a new resource? Post a comment on this page.
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Site Undergoing Minor Repairs
I had to do a major repair of the site on February 15, 2012, and I’m still working on minor repairs to the layout. Try using the search box if you can’t find what you were looking for in any of the sidebar menus. I hope to have everything back in its original condition soon!
Welcome LGBT 2000 Students – Spring 2012!
The class starts on Tuesday 1/17. To get started, visit the LGBT 2000 Syllabus & Blog and follow the instructions in the top post.
What’s this blog about?
The most recent entries on the main Rhetoric of Gender and Sexuality blog were posted by the instructor (Amy Goodloe).
Some entries contain my own rhetorical analyses of cultural artifacts, and others contain content that previous or current students posted on their class blogs but that I wanted to feature here on the main blog.
For more info about this blog, follow the links on the ABOUT page sidebar menu.
Welcome!
To learn more about this site, follow the links on the About page sidebar menu.
For an overview of what you’ll find here and how to navigate the site, view the screencast below.
Overview of the “main” Rhetoric of G&S blog from Amy Goodloe on Vimeo.
