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Course Title
Love Stories
(Advanced Level)
ENGL 403
Calendar Course Description
of the questions to be explored in Philosophical Perspectives on
Sex and Love. We will use philosophical techniques of rational
analysis to articulate contemporary problems concerning sex
and love and to develop arguments for and against a variety of
viewpoints on these issues. This philosophical process aims to
help us examine our own beliefs about sex and love so that we
can better understand ourselves, our relationships, and the
societies in which we live.
A young man and woman sit next to each other in a garden,
reading a love story. They look up from the page, their eyes
meet, and … ―we read no more in the book that day,‖ the young
woman later tells the poet Dante, who records their story in the
Divine Comedy. Francesca and Paolo were condemned to hell
for their adulterous affair, but they were not the first couple, nor
the last, to be seduced by tales of sex, love and romance. In
this course, we will enjoy stories of passion, obsession,
perversity, sexual games and romantic transgression. From a
proper English drawing room to a decidedly improper
transsexual cabaret, from a sultan‘s bedchamber to a New
Jersey funeral parlour, we‘ll meet some famous lovers and
some infamous ones. We‘ll contemplate the diverse and
sometimes ambiguous nature of passion, delve into the joys and
pains of romance, and consider the connections between love,
desire and storytelling.
Lower Marketing This course provides an overview of all aspects of marketing as
practiced by Canadian organizations today, both domestically
and internationally. Students examine product, price, promotion
and distribution frameworks as separate and integrated subsets
of the marketing mix. These are explored as strategies to satisfy
consumer wants and needs and to achieve organizational
objectives. The course focuses on developing competencies in
understanding the business environment and applying the tools
and techniques of marketing research and analysis to develop
effective marketing strategies. Legal, social, cultural and other
elements of the marketing environment are considered in case
studies requiring research of current materials and practical
application of concepts.
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