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The MA in Comparative Literature and Critical Theories offers an interdisciplinary, cross-cultural curriculum. This program encourages students to explore key discussions about how diverse societies throughout history have interpreted connections between literature and reality, notions of representation, and the writer's function in cultural contexts.
Upon completion, graduates will possess expertise in comparative analysis and critical theory, along with comprehensive knowledge of global literary traditions spanning different eras and regions.
Participants will acquire understanding of international theoretical perspectives and discussions about world literature, plus proficiency in comparative methods for analyzing literary and cultural works. They'll hone advanced interpretive abilities, research competencies, and the capacity to produce extended academic writing projects.