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GGRA03H3 Final: Concepts for Second Half of Semester

Canada

Cities and Environments

Geography

Andre Sorensen

University of Toronto Scarborough

Critical Thinking About Narrative

Critical Thinking About Poetry

Critical Writing about Literature

The Short Story

Major Canadian Authors

Cinema Studies: Themes and Theories

Topics in Medieval Literature

Studies in Major Victorian Writers

Women and Canadian Writing

Introduction to Planet Earth

Wind

The Magic of Numbers

History of Media

Advertising and Consumer Culture

Political Economy of Media

Mapping New Media

Visual Culture and Communication

Theories in Media Studies

Media, Identities and Politics

Media Ethics

Philosophy of Law

Applications of American Foreign Policy

Introductory Psychology: Part I

Art and the Everyday: Mass Culture and the Visual Arts

Media and Globalization

Introduction to Media Studies

Charting Literary History II

Exploring Key Questions in the Arts, Culture and Media

Foundations in Health Studies II

Charting Literary History I

Sound and Visual Media

Chinese Media and Politics

Listening to Music

Studies in Postmodern Poetry

Human, Animal, Machine

Senior Research Seminar in Media and Journalism

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