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Title Introduction to Canadian Literature

Excerpt This course introduces students to Canadian literatures, from the oral narratives of Canada’s early Indigenous communities to new writing in a digital age. [36L]

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SDGs Peace, Justice and Strong InstitutionsQuality EducationReduced Inequalities

Types Undergraduate Course

Divisions University of Toronto Mississauga

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Units Department of English and Drama (UTM)

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Title Confronting the Climate Crisis

Excerpt This course is a comprehensive, interdisciplinary introduction to the climate crisis, suitable for any undergraduate student at U of T. The course examines the climate crisis from scientific, social, economic, political, and cultural perspectives, from the physical science basis through to the choices we now face to stabilize the climate system. The course uses a […]

Course Code ENV101H1

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SDGs Climate ActionLife Below WaterLife on Land

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Peace, Justice and Strong InstitutionsReduced Inequalities

Types Undergraduate Course

Divisions Faculty of Arts and Science

Campuses St. George

Units School of Environment (FAS)

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Title Environment, Culture and Film

Excerpt This first-year foundation course will introduce students, within a small seminar setting, to some of the powerful and prominent narratives we hear in our culture that either help or hinder society in fostering pro-environmental behaviour. We will use the medium of film to explore some of these narratives. Through journal reflections, class discussions and guided […]

Course Code ENV196H1

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SDGs Climate ActionQuality Education

Types Undergraduate Course

Divisions Faculty of Arts and Science

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Title Toronto’s Multicultural Literatures

Excerpt Toronto is one of the world’s most diverse and multicultural cities. This course is a study of literature by writers with strong connections to Toronto who explore issues such as diasporas, identity, nationality, place, origin, and the multicultural experience. Writers may include: Judy Fong Bates, Dionne Brand, Austin Clarke, Pier Giorgio Di Cicco, Rohinton Mistry, […]

Course Code ENG271H5

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SDGs Quality EducationReduced Inequalities

Types Undergraduate Course

Divisions University of Toronto Mississauga

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Units Department of English and Drama (UTM)

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Title Indigenous Drama of Turtle Island

Excerpt A study of plays by Indigenous authors (primarily Canadian), from Turtle Island, paying attention to relations between text and performance, and with an emphasis on distinctive themes that emerge, including colonialism, Indigenous resistance, and Indigenous sovereignty. Indigenous literatures of Turtle Island course

Course Code ENGC60H3

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SDGs Peace, Justice and Strong InstitutionsReduced Inequalities

Types Undergraduate Course

Divisions University of Toronto Scarborough

Campuses UTSC

Units Department of English (UTSC)

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Title Sexuality, Race, and Gender in Video Games and Gaming Culture

Excerpt This course investigates representation and identity in and through digital games. Students will primarily consider gender, race, sexuality, and the non-human world in relation to the complex circuits of desire, projection, and disguise that exist among players, avatars, non-player characters, and other gamers. Students will interpret and critique both blockbuster AAA games with large development […]

Course Code ENG319H5

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SDGs Gender Equality

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Title Law and Literature

Excerpt An examination of how the law and legal practices have been imagined in literature, including the foundations of law, state constitutions, rule of law, rights, trials and judgments, ideas of justice, natural law, enforcement, and punishment. We will examine Western and non-Western experiences of the law, legal documents and works of literature. Authors may include […]

Course Code ENGC46H3

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SDGs Peace, Justice and Strong InstitutionsReduced Inequalities

Types Undergraduate Course

Divisions University of Toronto Scarborough

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Units Department of English (UTSC)

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Literature and the Environment

Excerpt This course introduces students to ecocriticism (the study of the relationship between literature and environment). The course is loosely structured around several topics: the environmental imagination in literature and film, ecological literary theory, the history of the environmental movement and climate activism, literary representations of natural and unnatural disasters, and climate fiction.

Course Code ENGC59H3

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SDGs Climate Action

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Divisions University of Toronto Scarborough

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Title Environment & Mental Wellness

Excerpt This foundations course is an introduction to Environmental Psychology and related disciplines. We will examine the mutual relationship between the human psyche and the environment, with a focus on mental wellness. Topics will include: psycho-evolutionary environments, place attachment and identity, neurological toxins and environmental health, the modern period, cultural perceptions on nature-psyche, climate anxiety and […]

Course Code ENV198H1

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SDGs Climate ActionGood Health and Well-Being

Types Undergraduate Course

Divisions Faculty of Arts and Science

Campuses St. George

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Title Feminist Approaches to Literature

Excerpt This course will consider the implications, for literary studies and for literary writing, of modern traditions of feminist and gender theory. Students will encounter the work of major feminist thinkers – e.g., Mary Wollstonecraft, Simone de Beauvoir, Alice Walker, Julie Kristeva, and Judith Butler – and texts by major women writers. The course will explore […]

Course Code ENG275H5

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