Comparative Literature and Spanish

About this course

Comparative literature and Spanish is a combination that opens literature across linguistic and cultural boundaries. Comparative literature is the study of texts from different national traditions in relation to each other, asking how literary forms, ideas, and themes travel across languages and cultures, how translation works, what the canon includes and excludes, and what it means to read without borders. As the University of St Andrews describes it, this approach allows students to read texts of any genre, of any period, and written in a multitude of languages, all in English translation, considering the relationships that exist between literatures around the world. Spanish adds a language specialism that gives you direct access to one of the world's great literary traditions, spoken by hundreds of millions of people across Europe, Latin America, and beyond. St Andrews' four-year ful

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