
Program summary
The Literature and Film Studies program allows students to study cinema both as a specific art form with its own history and "language" and as a medium that emerges in the broader context of literary and other cultural production. The program encourages comparative thinking and offers students the opportunity to engage critically with various issues including the place of technology and visual culture in modernity; the politics of the screen image; the relation between literature and cinema; the role of cinema in globalism and consumer culture; and how the continuing evolution of the moving image and "screen culture" situates us as readers and as viewers.
Program Details
Degree Offered: Honours Bachelor of Arts
Offered as Co-op: No
Program Options: Minor
Program Admissions
Admissions Category: Social Sciences & Humanities
Supplementary Application Form Required: No
Admissions Prerequisites: English
Approximate Grade Requirements: Mid 70s (Non Co-op) OUAC Application Code: TUD
Student Experience
Career Options: UTSC Film Club
Favourite Courses: Students of English Literature & Film at UTSC (SELF)
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