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Our seminars this year explore will explore films that represent gender conflicts in international perspectives.
Wednesday, October 22: Deepa Mehta's "Water"
Wednesday, November 19, Derek Jarman's "Edward II"
Wednesday, March 18, Pedro Almodovar's "Talk to Her"
Thursday, April 16, Bent Hamer's "Kitchen Stories"
KITCHEN STORIES (2003)
Swedish scientists want to save housewives steps in the kitchen, so they study the domestic
routines of single men in Norway. A film about the battle between efficiency experts and love
between men.*
Join us for a Discussion with
Dr. Jeffry Mallow, Physics, & Dr. Jon Norman, Sociology
Thursday, April 16 2009
* KITCHEN STORIES (1 hr. 30 min) is on Reserve in Cudahy Library
Discussion with President Michael J. Garanzini, SJ,
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Sponsored by Gender Research Seminar, Gannon Center, WSGS Program, English Graduate
Student Association, Beta Rho Communication Honor Society
Join us for a conversation with
Nick Davis,
English & Gender Studies, Northwestern October 22: "Water"
Water [2005] by Deepa Mehta: A Faculty Discussion with Tracy Pintchman [Theology] and
Mousumi Mukherjee [Modern Languages & Literatures] Wednesday October 22, 3-4.30 p.m.,
Piper Hall Living
Room Co-sponsored by The Gannon Center
for Women & Leadership, Women's Studies and Gender Studies, EGSA, Beta
Communication Honor Society All GRS events are held in the Gannon Center for Women and Leadership in Piper Hall
(Lake Shore Campus) and are co-sponsored by the Gannon Center and the Women's Studies and
Gender Studies Program.
Mission Statement
The mission of the Gender Seminar (GRS) at Loyola University Chicago is to advance
knowledge
and understanding of the role that gender plays in the structure and function of society. The
seminar offers an interdisciplinary forum for the study of gender, its function in cultures and
societies, and its intersection with a range of topics related to gender, including feminisms,
masculinities, gay, lesbian, and transgendered sexualities, bisexuality, queer methodologies, and
related issues of race, ethnicity, and class. The purpose of the seminar is to facilitate and
expand
such scholarship by creating networks among interested Loyola scholars and helping them them
become aware of each others' work. Seminar meetings offer opportunities for colloquia in which
these scholars can exchange their work and present it to others. The GRS especially welcomes
work that bridges social sciences and the humanities and links those who work in different
divisions and schools within the University.
Allen Frantzen - English
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