Northwestern’s CLS PhD fosters scholars who analyze texts flowing across linguistic, colonial, and digital borders. Students design triple-language fields, interrogate climate fiction through eco-criticism, and mine fan-fiction archives with stylometry. Joint seminars with African American Studies, Asian American Studies, and Digital Humanities expand methodological horizons.
Visualize intertextual references in global modernist networks with network graphs
Translate and annotate Indigenous speculative fiction for an online reader
Compare affective ecologies in Francophone and Lusophone climate novels
Use topic modeling on fan-fic corpora adapting Shakespeare across languages
Stage a multilingual performance blending Sophocles and postcolonial drama
Analyze digital circulation of poetry hashtags during political uprisings
Research AI-generated narratives’ ethics through deconstructionist lens
Create crowd-sourced glossary of untranslatable ecological metaphors
Study migrant autobiographies’ culinary discourse in three language spheres
Develop VR exhibition on Silk Road story transmission routes
Assess gender translation politics in Arabic editions of feminist theory
Map publishing-house colonial networks via archival shipping logs
Write policy recommendations for UNESCO cultural-heritage text digitization
Produce a podcast series on world literature and planetary health
Investigate memory poetics in diasporic graphic novels using image-text analytics
Interrogate texts beyond borders with Northwestern’s comparative literature PhD.
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