Tagore 26L Examines Rabindranath Tagore's concepts of humanity, art, personality, freedom, nationalism, ashram, teacher-student relationship, rural reconstruction. A sequel to NEW200Y and NEW300Y . May be taken independently. Works not written in English are read in translation. These courses provide an opportunity for individual students or groups of students to design a cross-disciplinary course of study not otherwise available within the Faculty of Arts and Science.
Students work closely with a supervisor.
Students will be notified of the acceptance or rejection of an application. The position of women in contemporary Western Society. Women's sexuality, socialization, economic and political roles, creative production in the arts, and theories of women's liberation in historical and contemporary contexts. T A psychological, anthropological and biological study of sex and gender. An interdisciplinary course examining media, forms of entertainment, and daily life practices, and focusing on the role of women and girls as consumers and producers of popular culture.