Lectures

Week	Lecture	Seminar
Term 1 Week 1	Introduction - SR & CH	Introduction
Week 2	Studying Gender History - CH	Gender and History
Week 3	Gender and the Enlightenment (Rousseau) - SR	Rousseau
Week 4	Gender and the Enlightenment (More and Wollstonecraft) - CH	More and Wollstonecraft
Week 5	Property and Consumption - SR	Property and Consumption
Week 6	Reading week	No Seminar
Week 7	Work and Industrialisation - CH	Work
Week 8	Anti-slavery - SR	Anti-slavery
Week 9	Philanthropy - SR	Philanthropy
Week 10	Early Nineteenth Century Politics - CH	Working-Class Politics
Term 2 Week 1	Marriage and Divorce - SR	Marriage and Divorce
Week 2	The Family - CH	The Family
Week 3	Long Essay Workshop - SR & CH	Long essay discussions
Week 4	Sexuality - CH	Sexuality
Week 5	Prostitution - SR	Prostitution
Week 6	Reading Week	No Lecture
Week 7	Class, Gender and Education - AG-E	Education
Week 8	Leisure - CH	Leisure
Week 9	Politics after 1850 - SR	Women and late nineteenth-century politics
Week 10	Women's suffrage - CH	Suffrage
Term 3 Week 1	Gender and Conflict - SR	War
Week 2	Conclusions/Revision - CH &SR	Interwar and Revision PP
Week 3	Revision - SR & CH	Revision
Week 4	Gender Exam: 1400, 15/5/19

Lecturers: AG-E = Amy Galvin-Elliott; CH = Carys Howells; SR = Sarah Richardson