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Comparative Literature (PhD)

https://catalog.uoregon.edu/arts-sciences/humanities/comparative-literature/phd-comp-literature/
The graduate program in comparative literature is founded on the conviction that literary traditions are best understood when contextualized across national and cultural boundaries. To thrive professionally, every scholar in the discipline must be closely trained in a primary national literature, proficient in at least three languages, and attuned to the importance of philology, bibliography, and linguistic training. At the same time, a commitment to comparative study requires a firm grasp of translation among languages and media and the history of reading practices, as well as aesthetic and cultural theory.

COLT 614-615 COLT 614–615. Graduate Studies in Comparative Literature. 10 Credits.

Survey of contemporary literary theory.

COLT 614. Graduate Studies in Comparative Literature. 5 Credits.

Overview of the state of the discipline. Treats historical and theoretical developments in literary studies including philology and cultural studies; reconsiders the place of comparative literature in a global, pluralistic curriculum.