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Identities & Diversities

Programme Courses (2007/08)

• 501X Studies in Critical Theory – 2007/08
  Instructor: Jodey Castricano
  
  
• 501Y Studies in Cultural Theory – 2007/08
  Instructor: Jennifer Gustar
  
  
• IGS/SCT 530L Studies in Identities & Subjectivities: Third World Cinema
  Examines texts concerned with individual(s) defining themselves in relation to place, nation, race, ethnicity, affiliation, class, and gender.
  Instructor:  John LeBlanc
  
  
• IGS/SCT 530K Studies in Genre
  Examines one or more textual genres (such as auto/biography, documentary film, or the novel) and their role in the production of meaning.
  Instructor:  Paul Milton
  
  
• IGS/SCT 530 Studies in Language & Technology
  Examines the relationship between language—understood as discourses of science, law, commerce, medicine, literature and the arts—and the innovative technologies which have transformed the very definition of text and its relationship to fantasy, power, subjectivity and the production of knowledge.
  
  
• IGS/SCT 530Q Studies in intellectual histories
  Instructor:  Jelena Jovicic
  
  
• IGS/SCT 530N Studies in the Local and Global
  Examines print and/or non-print texts that address issues related to nationalism, transnationalism, transculturalism, globalization and diaspora. Focuses on the politics of identity and representation.
  Instructor:  Lisa Grekul
  
  
• IGS/SCT 530J Studies in Period
  Examines selected texts from a specific historical period ranging from medieval times to the present day. 
  Instructor:  Marianne Legault

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