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Research Guide to support Comparative Literature at Washington University.
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SELECTED NEW RESOURCES -- BOOKS, DVDs, GUIDES, DATABASES

Nineteenth Century Collections Online, a database of  primary source collections of the long nineteenth century including a variety of formats. Of particular note is the European Literature 1790-1840 : the Corvey Collection which has more than 9,500 English, French and German titles. More info

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    Welcome to the Research Guide for Comparative Literature

    The primary purpose of this research guide is to assist students and faculty in Washington University's Committee on Comparative Literature in conducting research; and using the Libraries' resources and services. Given the cross-national and interdisciplinary aspects of CompLit, you may also want to visit the other Subject Research Guides. In particular:

    I hope you find this guide easy to use. Please email Brian Vetruba if you have any questions about this guide or anything related to the Libraries' services or resources

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