HLTD54H3: Toronto's Stories of Health and Illness

This seminar course explores stories of health, illness, and disability that are in some way tied to the City of Toronto. It asks how the Canadian healthcare setting impacts the creation of illness narratives. Topics will include major theorizations of illness storytelling (“restitution”, “chaos,” and “quest” narratives); narrative medicine; ethics and digital health storytelling.


HLTB50H3 and an additional 1.5 credits at the C-level from the program requirements from the Minor program in Health Humanities
HLTD50H3 if taken in the Winter 2018 semester.
Arts, Literature and Language
University-Based Experience