… English literature in a comparative school—benefits of comparative study at this level, and
… —importance of translation work —critical training—the design of a comparative course. …

… ’ and re-colonise his work, but that one of his novels can also be studied as part of English
literature, because categorizations of the literature of England need to reflect its multicultural, …

… of comparative literary theory in examining English literature from … Explore literary traditions,
genres, and historical contexts, … Engaging with the literary traditions worldwide broadens our …

… of Ancient Greece, observed, in January, 1840, that "before the publication of the present
work no history of Greek literature had been published in the English language." …

… Actual comparative studies covered only small pieces of the literary record, rarely venturing
… terms; moreover, when widely separated literary traditions were involved, comparatists wrote …

… growing emphasis on world literature provides a new venue for comparative study. Yet …
English literature—are often David Damrosch is professor of English and comparative literature at …

… Comparative Literature all my academic life. I use the word ‘struggle’ advisedly; engaging with
the idea of comparative literature has … international comparative literature association, with …

… first thinking about comparative literature was … literary critics in Europe only after his Vienna
Lectures on Dramatic Art and Literature had been published in French, Italian, and English …

… of the comparative as a kind of study restricted to cross-literary or … English literature on
Victorian English literature should not be considered comparative; and, with its very long literary …

… Comparative literature is also difficult to graft onto transnational approaches because
although comparative literature … But theoretical concepts in comparative literature rarely have …