PHI 202 - Philosophy of Sex and Sexuality

Department: Philosophy

Description: An examination of dimensions of sexual identities and sexual agency. Introduces philosophical theories of sex, gender, gender identity, sexual/romantic orientation, and sexual/romantic attraction identities. Explores the significance of sexual agency and the priority of consent. Topics may include gender norms, rape culture, cisnormativity, heteronormativity, polyamory, monogamy, BDSM, porn, and safewords.

Credit Hours: 3

Prerequisites: COM 110

General Education: HUM - Humanities

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