Comparative literature
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Scope of this subject
Subdivided by nationality or language of literatures compared, with duplicate entry, e.g. [1. Comparative literature--English and German. 2. Comparative literature--German and English; 1. Comparative literature--English and Latin. 2. Comparative literature--Latin and English.]
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Names and connections
Comparative literature--History and criticism; Literature, Comparative
- Broader: Philology
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Morton address: 903182832598663680 · morton4x16-v1
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