Home is Ottawa, which, surprisingly, has four universities within cycling distance. Carleton doesn't have relevant degrees at the PhD level; Ottawa U does have a PhD in English, but with offerings like A Hermeneutic Approach to the Courtly Love Tradition as Reflected in Diderot. L'Université de Québec a Hull isn't useful for what I'm looking for. And St. Paul's offerings are narrowly religious.
Jamie
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Hi Jamie,
You might try the New School in NYC. BTW, where is "home" for you? I did a similar PhD (but with resident requirements) at McGill Education (Ad Hoc). The Ad Hoc option was ideal for interdisiplinary research. The interdisciplinary PhD is becoming increasingly popular and is popping up in unexpected
places. I'll ask around. Jean
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Prof. Jean S. Mason, PhD
UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO
Professional Writing & Communication - Erindale College
Curriculum, Teaching & Learning - OISE-UT
http://www.jeanmason.ca
Jamie MacKinnon wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm hoping to do a PhD in English / Rhetoric (might have aspects of "Communications"; might even have aspects of phil or religion), but, our local universities don't offer what I'm looking for. Thus, with a full-time job, I'm interested in a *pure* (non residency requirement) long-distance degree.
>
> Any suggestions for (preferably Canadian) universities that would be congenial to a guy who straddles the English lit / Rhetoric divide?
>
> Thanks for any help.
>
> Jamie
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