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41 components
From the Fall 2026 syllabus. 41 graded components.
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Official source · University of Toronto Mississauga
This course explores the intersections of political theology, authoritarianism, and colonialism by reading classic texts from the 1920s to 1950s and analyzing how authoritarian personalities manifest in contemporary popular culture.
Prerequisite
None listed
Where the marks come from
Fall 2026 syllabus
Viva Voce 1 12%
Viva Voce 2 12%
Viva Voce 1 · 12%Viva Voce 2 · 12%Presentation 1 · 8%Written Product 2 · 8%Proof Of Human Thinking 1 · 3%Proof Of Human Thinking 10 · 3%Proof Of Human Thinking 11 · 3%Proof Of Human Thinking 12 · 3%Proof Of Human Thinking 2 · 3%Proof Of Human Thinking 3 · 3%Proof Of Human Thinking 4 · 3%Proof Of Human Thinking 5 · 3%Proof Of Human Thinking 6 · 3%Proof Of Human Thinking 7 · 3%Proof Of Human Thinking 8 · 3%Proof Of Human Thinking 9 · 3%Participation 1 · 1.67%Participation 10 · 1.67%Participation 11 · 1.67%Participation 12 · 1.67%Participation 2 · 1.67%Participation 3 · 1.67%Participation 4 · 1.67%Participation 5 · 1.67%Participation 6 · 1.67%Participation 7 · 1.67%Participation 8 · 1.67%Participation 9 · 1.67%Perfect Attendance Bonus · 1%Lead Close Reader 1 · 0.83%Lead Close Reader 10 · 0.83%Lead Close Reader 11 · 0.83%Lead Close Reader 12 · 0.83%Lead Close Reader 2 · 0.83%Lead Close Reader 3 · 0.83%Lead Close Reader 4 · 0.83%Lead Close Reader 5 · 0.83%Lead Close Reader 6 · 0.83%Lead Close Reader 7 · 0.83%Lead Close Reader 8 · 0.83%Lead Close Reader 9 · 0.83%
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