Students should consult the Comparative Literature website for the list of currently offered courses.
Course Code | Course Title |
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COL1000H
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The Bases for Comparison |
COL1900H | Reading and Research for the MA |
COL2100H
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Special Topics Course
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COL4000Y | Practicum on Research and Bibliography in Comparative Literature |
COL5016H | Dramatic Text and Theoretical Communication: Bertolt Brecht, Robert Lepage, and Robert Wilson |
COL5018H | Gender and Agency |
COL5027H | Memory, Trauma, and History |
COL5032H | Feminist Approaches to Medieval Literature |
COL5033H | Visual Portraitures in Contemporary Autobiographical Narratives |
COL5047H
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The Two Avant-Gardes
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COL5072H | Affinities: Readings of Realism and Radicalism |
COL5081H | Benjamin’s Arcades Project |
COL5086H | Literature, Culture, and Contact in Medieval Iberia |
COL5094H | Forms of Critical Writing |
COL5096H
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The Problem of Translation: Historical, Theoretical, and Pragmatic Perspectives
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COL5101H | Diasporic Cities: Itinerant Narratives of Metropoles by Travellers and Expatriates |
COL5109H | Jean-Luc Nancy: Retreating the Aesthetic |
COL5110H
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Post-Capitalist Fantasy: Culture, Politics, Subjectivity
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COL5111H | Revenge, Resistance, Race, and Law |
COL5117H | Freud and Psychoanalysis |
COL5118H | Sovereignty: Hobbes and his 21st-Century Successors |
COL5122H | Text and Digital Media |
COL5124H | Public Reading: Literature and the Formation of Critical Publics |
COL5125H | Literature, Trauma, Modernity |
COL5126H
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Sports Narrated: Literary and Interdisciplinary Explorations
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COL5127H | Queer Ethics and Aesthetics of Existence |
COL5128H | Tragedy: Instantiations of a Dramatic Form in Theatre, Philosophy, Opera, and Popular Cinema |
COL5129H | New Addictions for the Anthropocene |
COL5130H
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Comparison and "the Human"
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COL5131H | Non Disclosure Acts |
COL5132H | One Philosopher and One Artist: Towards a New Practice of Comparison |
COL5133H | Comparative Modernisms |
COL5135H
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Climate Genres
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COL5136H
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Aesthetics of Space, Place, and Power
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COL5137H | Paraliterary Practices and Dialogic Creativity |
COL5138H
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Dramaturgy of the Dialectic
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COL5139H
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Critical Race Theory
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COL5140H | Beckett and Philosophy |
COL5141H | Beyond the Anthropocene: New Directions in Environmental Humanities |
COL5143H | Dramaturgies of the Dialectic Part I: Hegel: The End of Art and the Endgame of Theater |
COL5144H | Dramaturgies of the Dialectic Part II: Tragedy and Philosophy after Hegel |
COL5145H | Poetics of Personhood |
COL5142H | Women and Sex and Talk |
COL5146H | Written in Blood: Caribbean Readings in Conflict and Healing |
COL5147H | Books at Risk |
COL5148H | Post-Conflict Literatures: Europe, Africa, and the Americas |
COL5149H | The Art of Combat: Violence, Culture, and Competition |
COL5150H | The Palliative: Art, Politics, Ecology, Medicine |
COL5151H | The Theatre of Science |
JCD5135H | Race, Politics, and Jewishness |
JCD5136H | Migration and Memory: Narratives of Jewish Exile and Displacement |
JCO5121H | Classics and Theory Seminar |
JFC5025H
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Feminism and Postmodernism: Theory and Practice
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JFC5105H
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Collections of Knowledge: Encyclopedism and Travel Literature in Early Modern Europe (1500–1800)
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JFC5129H
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Performative Autobiographical Acts: Painted and Photographic Representations of Self in Personal and Political Testimonials
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JFC5136H | Allegory and Allegorism in Literature and Fine Arts |
JGC1855H
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Critical Theory in Context: The French-German Connection
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JHL1282H
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Comparative Totalitarian Culture
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JHL1680H
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Revolutionary Women’s Cultures in East Asia, Early to Mid 20th Century
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JLE5225H
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The Passage from History to Fiction
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JLV5134H
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Theories of the Novel
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JOS5019H
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Cervantes and Renaissance Humanism
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JOS5029H | Reading Cervantes |