Courses


SOC 191: Sociology of Violence Against Women

Instructor: Dr. Margaret Abraham

Office: 205A Davison Hall
Phone: 516-463-5641



Violence against women occurs in many forms. This course will examine the different sociological perspectives on violence, with a special emphasis on domestic violence. We will explore the different manifestations of violence, with a special emphasis on domestic violence. We will explore the different manifestations of violence against women from historical, cultural and contemporary perspectives. Mechanisms of institutionalized control and institutionalized responses, particularly in the United States will be addressed. Throughout the course we will draw upon women's individual and collective strategies to end violence in the local, national and global contexts.

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Goals    |    Required Books    |    Course Requirements    |    Articles
Grading Policy    |    Weekly Schedule    |    Schedule for Assignments and Exams