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 Dear Feast,

 I am setting out to develop a "Gender and Science" philosophy course 
 for mid-level undergraduates, and this is pretty far out of my area, so 
 I'm asking for help.  Anyone have a syllabus you can send me? Or 
 suggestions?  I'm interested in everything but especially welcome 
 courses that demand engagement with scientific literature as well as 
 feminist philosophical treatments of the literature.  I'm not thinking 
 of this as a bioethics course, but it will include some feminist 
 bioethics I suspect.  Feel free to distribute this request further.

 Thanks for your help in advance.

-- 
 Dr. Bonnie Mann
 Associate Professor of Philosophy
 Director of Graduate Studies
 Co-Director:  Society for Interdisciplinary Feminist Phenomenology
 Department of Philosophy
 University of Oregon
 Eugene, OR 97403-1295
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