Humanities
ARA210H5
Arab Culture I
—0.5 cr
🦅 Light workload signal📝 Essay signal
Overall
no data yet
Difficulty
no data yet
Workload
no data yet
Would take again
no data yet
No student ratings yet. These metrics will appear after students submit reviews.
About this course
This course examines the rise and popularization of spy fiction in the twentieth century. It focuses on authors such as Graham Greene and John le Carré within the context of the Cold War and the nuclear stand-off between the Soviet Union and the West.
Prerequisite path
No course prerequisites listed — ENG344H5 is an entry point.
1.0 credit in ENG and 3.0 additional credits.
Student ratings (0)
Sign in to rateBecause you're looking at ENG344H5
More Humanities
Humanities
ARA212Y5
Introductory Arabic
—1 cr
📝 Essay signal💻 Project/lab signal
Humanities
ARA300Y5
Intermediate Arabic for Heritage Learners
—1 cr
📝 Essay signal💻 Project/lab signal
Humanities
ARA305Y5
Introductory Egyptian Colloquial Arabic
—1 cr
📝 Essay signal💻 Project/lab signal
Humanities
ARA312Y5
Intermediate Arabic
—1 cr
📝 Essay signal💻 Project/lab signal
Humanities
ARA400Y5
Advanced Arabic for Heritage Learners
—1 cr
📝 Essay signal💻 Project/lab signal