Course Listings

Initial Course Listings for Fall 2005

Classes for Fall 2005 are scheduled to begin on the week of September 19th, and go for eight to ten weeks (unless otherwise specified). Due to any unforseen circumstances, some may start a week or two later. You can view detailed outlines for courses by following their link.

Unless stated otherwise in the class outline, feel free to start classes which have already been running a few weeks. Or show up to any or all classes in a specific course.

Please try to contact the facilitator before attending classes.

If you have questions regarding, or would like to attend, any of these courses, email the course facilitator. Please send a copy (CC) to info@anarchistu.org.

Alternatively you can come to one of our meetings; the time and place for upcoming meetings are posted on the WebHome page.

If you've proposed a course which has been either fully or provisionally approved, you can add it to our UpcomingCourses page.

The following courses are being offered during the Fall 2005, unless otherwise specified:

Monday

• BlackToTheLand-
  • Monday nights
  • Sidney Smith Hall, room # will be posted, University of Toronto, at 7:30
    • map: 100 St George St^?
  • Black to the Land is a practical course about building a new society from the ground up. Communities in rural settings can be a basis for practicing anarchism on a permanent basis. Participants in this course will discuss problems and the prospects of this ongoing movement with folks who are experienced in it.

• THE POLITICS OF CO-OPS
  • Monday nights at 8pm
  • Hosted by: 429 Brunswick Ave (Toad Lane) - part of Campus Co-op (http://www.campus-coop.org)
  • All welcome! GLBT positive space.
  • We hope to explore different forms of co-operatives, their history and development, and the role they play in today's society.
  • Questions? Contact: andrew.pinto@utoronto.ca
  • Course listserv: coopcourse@lists.riseup.net

Tuesday

• CulturalEconomyofHipHop

• AnarchistAnthropology
  • 196 Manning Ave at 7 pm
    • located just south of Dundas, 4 blocks west of Bathurst. Look for the Free University sign on the front door.
  • This class is an experimental reading of social anthropology and its overlap with anarchist perspectives and practice. By re- contextualizing traditional ethnography we hope to initiate a dialogue about alternative ways of relating to one another during and after the revolution...conversation, text, and video...your energy?

Wednesday

• The Bible Discussed in Radical New Terms: A Control System Designed To Work Against Everybody
  • Starts November 2

Thursday

• DirectAction

Friday

• JudoForGentlePeople

Saturday

• WritingGroup
  • This is a continuation of the Writing Class from the Winter 2004/2005 CreativeWritingWorkshop
  • Note, the class is ongoing, and is more of a workshop format

Classes from previous terms.

• CoursesOfferedSummer2005
• CoursesOfferedWinter2005
• CoursesOfferedFall2004
• CoursesOfferedSummer2004
• CoursesOfferedWinter2004
• CoursesOfferedFall2003