Comparative Literature Phd in University of Nottingham, UK

Comparative Literature Phd in University of Nottingham

What if your personal exploration of cultural and linguistic expression aided international relations?

Understand nations from the inside through careful analysis of their culture, literature and media. Identify the intercultural social, political, historical and philosophical influences that shape nations and add to the knowledge of how we interact as a global society.

The Comparative Literature PhD offers research degree supervision in all areas of comparative literature and comparative cultural studies, from the Middle Ages to the present. We have particular strengths in the cultural contexts of:

• French and Francophone studies
• Hispanic and Lusophone studies
• Slavonic studies
• German studies
• Chinese studies

We also welcome projects involving film, TV and media studies.

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