DRAFT
TIMETABLE
Spring-Summer 2014
As of 15 April 2014
Please note that changes may be made to the timetable at any time during the year.
Updated versions will be emailed to students; as well the timetable will be posted on the program web site:
www.yorku.ca/comcult “Curriculum & Courses”, “Timetable”.
All course scheduling is tentative. Courses are sometimes
changed at the last moment for reasons beyond our control.
Communication & Culture courses start the weeks of:
May 5th at York and Ryerson
Courses in other graduate programs on which we are cross-listed may
have other start times. Please refer to timetable.
Course descriptions: available on the York or Ryerson Com Cult
web sites. Descriptions for Selected Topics courses will be provided
at the end of the timetable, when available.
CATALOG NUMBERS (YORK ONLY) - these are six digit (or
letter/number) combinations which you use to enrol in a course. You
will find them on the online lecture schedule, when you register for the
summer term.
YORK UNIVERSITY
http://www.yorku.ca/web/futurestudents/map/keele_map.html
RYERSON UNIVERSITY
http://www.ryerson.ca/maps/
TIMETABLE
Congress Week of
May 26 – June 1st
Classes MAY be cancelled.
Please check with
instructor.
Spring-Summer TERM 2014
RY
Crs
No.
8902
Title
Course
Status
Instructor
Location
Day/Time
Research Methods Workshop
Req.
MA
Jeremy Shtern
RY
KHE
222
Start May 5
Mon/Wed
10:00am – 1:00pm
6002 3.0
B
8902
Research Methods Workshop
Req.
MA
Catherine Schryer
RY
RCC374
Start May 5
Mon/Wed
2:00 - 5:00pm
6096 3.0
8927
Reading Film
Elec.
MC
Murray Pomerance
RY
JOR
1043
Start May 5
Mon/Wed
2:00 – 5:00pm
6113 3.0
8934
Contemporary Topics in Social Theory
Elec.
MC
Radhika Mongia
YK
Ross
S501
Starts June 24 – July 31
Tues/Thurs
4:00 – 7:00pm
6123 3.0
8833
Cultures of Sexuality and Gender
Elec.
MC
Susan Driver
YK
ACE
006
Start May 8
Thursdays (12 weeks)
11:30am – 2:30pm
6135 3.0
8836
Selected Topics M&C
Topic: Cultural Cartographies
Elec
MC
Shelley Hornstein
YK
TEL
1012
Start May 8th
Tues/Thurs
1:00 - 4:00pm
6321 3.0
8845
Communication & International
Development
Elec.
PP
Tekunbo Ojo
YK
Ross
N812
Start May 6
Tues/Thurs
11:30am - 2:30pm
YK
Crs. No.
6002 3.0
A
th
th
Media & Culture
[Cross listed
with SOCI &
SPTH]
th
th
Politics & Policy
th
Technology in Practice
st
th
6507 3.0
8986
Future Cinema to Film
Elec
TP
Janine Marchessault
YK
CFT
137B
Starts May 1 – June 5
Tues/Wed/Thurs
2:30 – 5:30pm
6535 3.0
8987
Selected Topics in T&P
Topic: Comics Studies and Visual
Narrative
Elec
TP
Dr. Barbara Postema
bpostema@ryerson.ca
RY
KHE
220
Start May 5
Mon/Wed
6:00 – 9:00pm
th
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
CMCT 6135 3.0 Selected Topics in Media & Culture – Cultural Cartographies
This seminar course will investigate the idea that places are geo-coded on cartographic sites and that they hold cultural meaning, however imagined. The
foundation of this course is to consider the places where we locate memory, both in the physical, geographical spaces as well as in the imaginary realms. From
memory palaces to lieux de memoire (sites of memory), we will discuss geographical place, architecture, digital and other media, commemorations, emblems and
symbols. More importantly, we will think critically about agency and place to unravel the varied meanings and intersections of national, personal and collective
memories. While much recent explorations of these ideas have looked at monuments as sites of memory, we will extend these investigations to look at creative
works in built environments, film, visual arts, virtual media and other forms. Ideas about spatialized time, tourism, global networks and even non-place and
placelessness will be taken up. Where is memory located and what is it we bring to architecture and urban space as we consider the places we inhabit, where we
work, and what activities we perform?
Thematic sections will take up ideas of Home and Nationhood, the Museum as Keeper of Memory and Cultural Identity, Tourist Cultural Cartographies, Filmic
Space and Imaginary Memory, Virtual Space and the Amnesia of History, Destruction and Demolition, Historic Preservation, Commemorative Sites, Landscape and
Memory, Gendered Places, Utopic, Mythologized and Imagined Memory and Place, Remembering and Forgetting, or Public Place and Private Memories.
Organized in thematic weekly sessions, this seminar will be centred on discussions, readings and some site visits/field trips. Students will be required to construct a
literature and media review for presentation and discussion in class. A weekly blog will be used to continue the weekly discussions, and a final paper will be due at
the end of term based on one of the thematic areas explored during the course.
CMCT 6535 3.0 Selected Topics in Technology in Practice – Comics Studies and Visual Narrative
Info to come.
Out of program course information begins on the next page
Courses in other Graduate Programs
For York: check the online lecture schedule for courses in other graduate programs which may be of interest to you.
https://w2prod.sis.yorku.ca/Apps/WebObjects/cdm
ComCult students may take up to a maximum of two credits of out of program courses (including OVGS credits).
INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY AND ECOLOGY (IPEE) SUMMER SCHOOL 2014
Sponsored by the Department of Geography, Department of Political Science, and the Faculty of Environmental Studies,
York University, Toronto
ST
THIS COURSE REQUIRES AN APPLICATION – DETAILS ON NEXT PAGE. DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS: MAY 1 , 2014
GEOG 5395
3.0
[Same as
ENVS 6275]
International Political Economy and Ecology
Summer School
Elec.
PP
Jamie Gough
University of Sheffield
Ross
S674
June 23 – July 4
Topic Summer 2014: Localism in a Neoliberal
World: How Do Right, Centre and Left Use the
Local Scale?
Application Information
The IPEE Summer School invites applications from graduate students, activists and other interested individuals. The application deadline is May
1st, 2014.
The Summer School can be, but need not be, taken for graduate-level academic credit. For graduate students at York University and other Ontario
universities, the fee for the course is included in the regular tuition. Non-Ontario students seeking course credit are welcome and should contact
Yvonne Yim, yvonney@yorku.ca for further information. For applicants not seeking academic credit, the Summer School fee is CDN $600. The
number of places available in the course is limited.
Registration in the course is by application only. To apply, e-mail a short statement (maximum 200 words) explaining the relevance of the course
to your studies or activities to yvonney@yorku.ca. Include your current program of study and year level. Subject line should be IPEE summer
school 2014 application.