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A&S professor’s book explores mom’s quest to prove she didn’t cause daughter’s autism

April 29, 2021

In the 1960s, psychiatrists and psychologists believed autism was caused by unloving mothers — their lack of affection and caring pushed children into this condition.

Book cover with title: Key Concepts in the Study of Antisemitism

New book looks at antisemitism through lens of different concepts

April 20, 2021

Sol Goldberg is an associate professor, teaching stream in the Department for the Study of Religion and the Anne Tanenbaum Centre for Jewish Studies

Angela Esterhammer&#039;s standing beside the cover of her new book.

Capturing the literary spirit of the 1820s — startup magazines, runaway bestsellers, visual spectacles and theatrical hits

April 19, 2021

For a very long time, literary historians have overlooked the 1820s — it was often the wallflower of literary periods.

The 'sovereignty of the good'— new book explores Platonism's central role in Christianity

April 01, 2021

What do Platonism and Christianity have in common? Have you got a few years?

Composite of Tom Keymer and Jane Austen: Writing, Society, Politics cover.

Jane Austen a polite, safe read? Not according to English’s Tom Keymer

March 18, 2021

Tom Keymer imagines the original manuscript of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice being used as kindling for a fire.

A&S author’s new book illuminates the politics of energy

February 24, 2021

What do the Yukon and Kenya have in common? A surprising amount when it comes to energy politics and the challenges surrounding the adoption of renewable or lower-carbon energy projects, claims Kate Neville.

A&S alumnus helps document a cultural moment in history — Toronto's 1980s hardcore punk scene

January 20, 2021

Before his history degree was even complete, Faculty of Arts & Science alumnus Simon Harvey was already putting his studies into practice as a contributing author of what would be a multi-award-winning oral history and coffee table book.

New book maps transformation of Icelandic North American culture over past 150 years

January 11, 2021

L.K. Bertram recalls growing up in Manitoba and realizing not everyone was raised eating “vínarterta” or believing in ghosts.

But these traditions were common if your family came from Iceland.

Professor Emerita Antonette diPaolo Healey celebrated for landmark contributions to her field

December 09, 2020

Students and colleagues, past and present, have honoured University of Toronto Professor Emerita Antonette (Toni) diPaolo Healey’s body of work in a new collection of writings.

The Story of CO2 describes a groundbreaking solution to the climate crisis

December 07, 2020

According to Geoffrey Ozin, the spark that inspired the book, The Story of CO2: Big Ideas for a Small Molecule, came when his six-year-old grandson interviewed him for a school project about inventors.

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