Coordinates of Comparison:
Text, Readers, & Theories



Comparative Literature Conference

University of Alberta

Aug. 29: Senate Chamber, Old Arts Bld.
Aug. 30-31: Room 141, Old Arts Bld.



Navigation:

breaks will take place in the Faculty Lounge
beside the Senate Chamber

Comparative Literature has traditionally centred on the comparison of texts from diverse languages and cultures. Texts, however, are merely one coordinate where comparisons converge; more recent scholarship has taken comparative analysis to other regions of investigation, including readers themselves and theories that underpin literary research. Exploring the territories that map the comparative field is the concern of this conference.



clc2007@ualberta.ca


Sponsors:
Graduate Student's Association | Comparative Literature Program
University of Alberta International | English and Film Studies

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