UNC’s MA in Comparative Literature invites polyglot scholars to examine texts, films, and digital narratives through transnational, postcolonial, and ecocritical frameworks. Dual-language seminars span Arabic cyber-poetry, Francophone Afrofuturism, and Indigenous speculative fiction, while digital-humanities labs train students in stylometry and GIS story-mapping. Partnerships with Carolina Digital Humanities and the Global Film Series encourage experimental scholarship and public-facing translation projects.
GIS story-map tracing Silk Road narrative motifs across epochs
Bilingual podcast comparing dystopian tropes in Arabic and Korean fiction
Stylometric analysis of authorship in collaborative web novels
Public translation of eco-poetry from Mapudungun into English
Critical essay on AI literary co-creation and intellectual property
Digital exhibit on diasporic graphic novels and identity
Workshop series teaching fan-sub subtitling ethics
VR adaptation of Caribbean magical-realism short stories
Comparative study of climate allegory in global children’s literature
Interactive timeline of queer cinema censorship regimes
Grant proposal for community translation hackathon
Photo-essay coupling haiku with Appalachian landscape
Meta-analysis of World Literature anthologies’ regional bias
Zine translating feminist manifestos across five languages
White paper on open-access translation rights and equity
Leverage multilingual mastery to build bridges across cultures, media, and ideas.
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