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The Comparative Literature minor offers students interested in literature and the humanities the opportunity to gain insight into the critical problems and theories addressed by comparative literature and to apply that knowledge in literature and comparative literature courses.
The Minor
Complete seven upper-division courses (28 units minimum) as follows:
The Minor: Comparative Literature
Complete four upper-division comparative literature courses.
The Minor: Comparative Literature: Substitution
One course from Comparative Literature 1A through 4DW may be substituted.
The Minor: Literature in Original Language
Complete two upper-division courses in one literature (e.g., Arabic, Chinese, English, French, German, Korean, Russian, Spanish) in the original language.
The Minor: Second Literature in Original Language
Complete one upper-division course in a second literature in the original language (one level-six foreign language course may be substituted).
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