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University of Toronto Studies
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Coptic Studies Courses offered at the Department of Near and Middle Eastern Civilizations, University of Toronto. Instructor: Dr. Ramez Boutros.
Fall Term 2011
NMC342H1F History of Egyptian Monasticism
Presents an historical overview on the origins of Egyptian monasticism based on written sources. Comparison of written sources with archaeological artifacts reveals the relation between spiritual and material aspects of monastic life. Literary sources produced for different monastic orders -- such as sermons, canons and biographies will be studied.
R10-12
Winter term 2012
NMC367H1S Archaeology & Architecture of Egyptian Monasticism
Underlines the role of some Egyptian monasteries as active institutions carrying out numerous economic activities, and reveals the forces that enabled their survival and changing function. Exploration of these rich sites of cultural exchange, as manifested in their architecture and religious art and written material.
R10-12
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