Cross-listed Courses

All of the courses on the list below can be used to satisfy the cross-listed electives requirement for BHPC Master’s students, including courses outside the student’s home unit.

There may be eligible elective courses in participating BHPC programs that aren’t yet cross-listed here. Students who wish to count any as-yet unlisted courses toward their BHPC electives requirement should email the Program Co-ordinator with details of the course in question; eligible courses will be added to the list below. Courses from graduate units which aren’t part of BHPC may also be considered, provided those courses have a demonstrable connection to the study of book history.

Please note that at the time of posting, this information is provisional in the case of some units, and not yet available in the case of others (in which case the previous year’s offerings are still displayed). The inclusion of any given course in this list does not guarantee its availability to students outside the unit concerned.

 

Art (2017-18)

FAH1221H Inside the Painter’s Studio

FAH1229H Architecture of the Global Renaissance

FAH1411H Art and Analogy

 

Classics (2016-17)

CLA5000H All Things Odyssey

CLA5004H Pindar

GRK1000H Greek Prose Composition

LAT1000H Latin Prose Composition

 

Comparative Literature (2017-18)

COL5033H Visual Portraitures in Contemporary Autobiographical Narratives

COL5072H Affinities: Readings of Realism and Radicalism

COL5086H Literature, Culture and Contact in Medieval Iberia

COL5096H The Problem of Translation: Historical, Theoretical and Pragmatic Perspectives

COL5122H Text and Digital Media

 

East Asian Studies (2016-17)

EAS1432H Korean Cultural Studies

 

English (2017-18)

ENG1002H Beowulf

ENG1333H Reception of the Classics in Middle English Literature

ENG1551H Chaucer, The Canterbury Tales

ENG2288H Renaissance Keywords

ENG2533H Shakespeare’s Language

ENG3073H Richardson’s Clarissa: Fiction, Contexts, and Criticism

ENG4222H Romanticism and Mobility

ENG4622H Brontë and Dickens

ENG4756H Class and the Victorian Novel

ENG5020H #BlackLivesMatter: Contemporary Black Canadian Literature

ENG5717H The CanLit Boom of the 1960s

ENG6034H Old and New Materialisms

 

French (2017-18)

FRE 1203H Séminaire de littérature II – Périodes: Médiévalisme. Le Moyen Âge dans l’imaginaire français, de la Renaissance à nos jours

FRE 1204H Séminaire de littérature III – Genres: Le roman de l’utopie

FRE 1612H Satire et parole libre dans la littérature des XVIe et XVIIe siècles

FRE 2037H Écriture et folie

FRE 2100H Du texte à l’image (Images photographiques et cinématographiques dans quelques textes contemporains)

JFC 5056H Autobiography, Photography, Narrativity

 

German (2017-18)

GER1000H German Studies Seminar: Culture, Theory, Text

GER1200H Introduction to Medieval Studies

GER1771H Topics in German Cinema Studies

 

History (2017-18)

HIS1008H Introduction to Public History and Archival Research

HIS1031H Images as History: Photography, Historical Method, and Conceptualizing Visuality

HIS1282H Comparative Totalitarian Culture

HIS1880H Digital History

 

History and Philosophy of Science and Technology (2017-18)

HPS1000H Introduction to the History and Philosophy of Science and Technology

HPS4001H The Scientific Revolution: Galileo to Newton

HPS4007H Body, Medicine, and Society in Early Modern Europe

HPS4022H Theory of Scientific Change

 

Information (2017-18; Master of Information and Master of Museum Studies programs)

INF1321H Representing, Documenting, and Accessing the Cultural Record

INF1330H Archives Concepts and Issues

INF2103H Recordkeeping Cultures

INF2120H Conservation and Preservation of Recorded Information

INF2122H Digital Preservation and Curation

INF2126H Public Library Services to Culturally Diverse Communities

INF2145H Creation and Organization of Bibliographic Records

INF2146H Trusting Records

INF2159H Analytical & Historical Bibliography

INF2162H Rare Books and Manuscripts

INF2181H Information Policy, Regulation, and Law

INF2195H Special Topics in Information Studies: Libraries, Archives, Museums: Intersections and Tensions

INF2225H Digital Discourse

INF 2302H: Special Topics in Information Studies: Innovations in Scholarly Communication

INF2305H: Special Topics in Information Studies: Database and Narrative

INF2331H The Future of the Book

MSL1350H Museums and Their Publics

MSL2330H Interpretation and Meaning-Making in Cultural Institutions

MSL2370H Museums and Cultural Heritage: Context and Critical Issues

MSL2500H Constructing and Curating Digital Heritage

Additional cross-listed courses may be available in Summer 2018

 

Italian Studies (2017-18)

ITA1591H Baroque Poetics and Poetry

ITA1650H Neoclassical and Pre-Romantic Literary Culture

 

Medieval Studies (2017-18)

MST1101H Codicology

MST1102H Practical Palaeography

MST1110H Diplomatics and Diplomatic Editing

MST1115H English Palaeography

MST1383H The Poetry and Prose of the Vercelli Book

MST3123H Introduction to Medieval Medicine

MST3124H Medieval Studies in the Digital Age

MST3159H Classical Antiquity in Medieval France

MST3501H Introduction to Medieval Christian Liturgy

 

Music (2016-17)

MUS1134H Music, Capital, Markets, and Industries

MUS1271H Music and Circulation

 

Religion (2016-17)

RLG3216H Christianity in the Ancient Near East

RLG3228H Social History of the Jesus Movement

RLG3290H Words and Worship

RLG3544H Islamicate Material Culture

 

Spanish & Portuguese (2017-18)

SPA2016H Medieval Spanish Narrative

SPA2432H Text and Image in Latin American Culture

COL5086H Literature, Culture and Contact in Medieval Iberia