History 102 Sexual Histories First lecture administration Lecturers

History 102, Sexual Histories First lecture, administration

Lecturers and tutors The lecturers and course co-ordinators are • • Kim Phillips, Rm 531, 1 -11 Short St (ext. 87306). Email: km. phillips@auckland. ac. nz Barry Reay, Rm 315, 1 -11 Short St (ext. 88072). Email: bg. reay@auckland. ac. nz The tutors are: • • • Ryan Brown-Haysom. Email rbro 092@aucklanduni. ac. nz Alysha Crossan. Email acro 201@aucklanduni. ac. nz Barry Reay. Email bg. reay@auckland. ac. nz • Office hours will be announced early in the semester.

Coursebook (‘Syllabus’) • Download the History 102 Coursebook from Canvas (https: //canvas. auckland. ac. nz/courses/2755) where it is available under ‘Syllabus’ and also under ‘Files’. • Print out the Coursebook or keep a copy on your device, and bring it to your tutorials. • Obtain a copy of the course textbook, K. M. Phillips and B. Reay, eds, Sexualities in History: A Reader, New York 2002, for tutorial readings.

Class Times • Two one-hour lectures will be held each week: Tuesday and Thursdays 11 am in Science Chemistry, Room G 050 • Tutorial times are listed on Student Services Online and are on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. Enrol in a tutorial as soon as possible. • As of today spaces are available in Tues 1 pm, Tues 2 pm, Tues 3 pm, Wed 10 am (16 spaces), and Wed 3 pm. • Attend one tutorial per week starting Week 2. • Any problems regarding tutorial times, please email the tutors.

Lecture Programme 19 July 21 July 26 July 28 July 2 August 4 August 9 August 11 August 16 August 18 August 23 August 25 August 13 September 15 September 20 September 22 September 27 September 29 September 4 October 6 October 11 October 13 October 18 October Introduction Sexual histories: a framework Thinking sex Ancient sexualities Early Christianity Regulating sex Bodies Reproduction Prostitution Homosexualities Cross-dressing New Worlds and Colonialism Mid-Semester Break Pornography Victorian sex Sexology Into the twentieth century Homosexualities Heterosexuality Films: 1) Kinsey and 2) AIDS Sex surveyed AIDS Transsex/transgender Conclusion (KP and BR) (KP) (KP) (KP) (BR) (BR) (BR) (KP)

Lecture theatre etiquette • Arrive on time and stay to the end. • Do not use cell phones or smart phones. • Use laptops or tablets for note-taking only. • In general, avoid distracting other students or the lecturer

Tutorials begin Week 2 of semester. Attendance required for at least 8 tutorials. Contact tutor to give apologies. Penalties for non-attendance: not eligible for Plussage and no written feedback on coursework. Tutorial readings are in the course textbook, K. M. Phillips and B. Reay, eds, Sexualities in History: A Reader, New York 2002. Copies in UBS and the General Library. Each week the set readings will be supplemented by a primary document that will be supplied in tutorials.

Other recommended readings Anna Clark, Desire: A History of European Sexuality, New York, 2008 (deals with Europe only). John D’Emilio and Estelle B. Freedman, Intimate Matters: A History of Sexuality in America, 2 nd edn, Chicago, 1997 (America only). Kim M. Phillips and Barry Reay, Sex before Sexuality: A Premodern History, Cambridge, 2011 (premodern Europe).

Assessment Coursework (50%) and examination (50%): 1. ‘First essay’, an analysis of a secondary reading. 1000– 1200 words. 20%. Due 4 pm Thursday of the week after the relevant tutorial. 2. ‘Second essay. ’ 1500 words. 30%. Due 4 pm Thursday 6 October. 3. Exam. 2 hours. 50% Date to be confirmed Coursework submission: Download use the generic assignment tracking (cover) sheet from Canvas and submit an electronic copy on Canvas and hard copy to ARTS 1 assignment centre.

Essay Reading Lists • Essay reading lists are available on the History 102 Canvas page, under ‘Reading Lists’, as well as in the Coursebook (aka ‘Syllabus’). • Links to electronic copies of many of the readings are available through the Canvas ‘Reading Lists’. The other resources are available in the General Library.

Course work policies • The Department of History expects all Stage I students to hand in work by the due date and time. If this is not possible, you must contact your tutor before the work is due and apply for an extension. • Work submitted late without an extension (or after the agreed extension date) will lose 5% points for the first day overdue and 2% points for each further day subsequently. Saturdays and Sundays each count as one day. • Work submitted more than one week late will not be accepted. • All coursework must be submitted to electronically to Canvas, from where it will be checked by Turnitin. com, or no mark will be recorded.

From 2014 all students admitted to programmes at the University of Auckland must complete the online Academic Integrity Course www. auckland. ac. nz/academicintegritycourse

NAU MAU! HAERE MAI! Te Aho Mātauranga is a space for Māori and Pacific Island History students to: study discuss learn share Level 3, Rm 305 Building 810 Short St (turn left out of lifts)

Other business Course web page: https: //canvas. auckland. ac. nz/courses/2755 Any course announcements will be made on Canvas Lectures will be recorded and posted on Canvas History Society: hosting a stall in the Rec Centre (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 9: 30 am-4: 00 pm) during O-Week. Please drop by! Election of student representative on Staff Student Consultative Committee Two meetings per semester, Wednesdays, time and place TBA.