Comparative Literature

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About Comparative Literature

The major in comparative literature is designed for students who are interested in a broad view of literature and in the diversity of literary cultures. The study of comparative literature considers literary movements and genres, as well as techniques and recurring themes in world literature.

The study of comparative literature prepares students for careers in teaching, interpreting, and translating, as well as those professions that recognize the importance of a broad humanistic education, including law and medicine.

Programs and Courses

 Programs and Courses in Comparative Literature 

Administration and Faculty

Program Office:

1309 West
(212) 772-5129/5120

Coordinator:

Paolo Fasoli
1318 West
(212) 772-5159
pfasoli@hunter.cuny.edu

Faculty

Comparative Literature Faculty 

HEGIS Code: 1503

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