Comparative Literature and French and Russian

About this course

Comparative Literature and French and Russian is an intellectually demanding combination that asks you to read across linguistic and cultural boundaries, developing the critical tools to understand how texts from different traditions speak to one another and to us. Comparative Literature opens up literary study beyond the boundaries of a single national tradition, examining works of any genre and period across multiple languages, and asking questions about how literary form, meaning, and cultural significance travel and transform across time and place. French and Russian each bring you into contact with two of the most extraordinary literary traditions in the world, and together they span vast stretches of European history and cultural life. At the University of St Andrews, this four-year full-time programme draws on expertise from across the School of Modern Languages and beyond. Compa

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