MWG 103 Constructing Gender Through Arts & Media is an essential course for students pursuing the Post Graduate Diploma in Women’s & Gender Studies (PGDWGSR). This course delves into the intricate ways gender identities and roles are shaped and portrayed through different artistic expressions and media platforms. With a strong emphasis on feminist theories, students will engage in critical analysis of various media forms, including literature, film, visual arts, and digital media. The course offers an extensive collection of case studies and practical examples, providing both historical and contemporary perspectives on gender construction.

Benefits:

• Enhanced Analytical Skills: Develop a critical understanding of how gender is represented and constructed in arts and media.
• Feminist Theoretical Frameworks: Gain a solid foundation in feminist theories and their application to media studies.
• Practical Case Studies: Learn through real-world examples and case studies that illustrate the complex dynamics of gender representation.
• Exam Preparation: The course material is designed to cover important questions likely to appear in IGNOU exams, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of key topics within 50-60 pages.