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Charles Lamb, Addison and other 18-19th Century Essayists Though there were numerous classes that I enjoyed the same extent and cannot evaluate on their merit, the essays we underwent in my Undergrad years were so wonderful and I enjoyed the time spent for them. Post-modern Ideas on Historiography (Hayden White, Jenkins) Apart from the classes, I personally cannot say how I found the writings of po-mo historians interesting in a fashion that links them to literary works, rendering the authority from the objective outlooks to the very subjective and mindful historian.

Hi everyone, I have a question for you. I am an English Literature graduate from Iran, and fluent in Persian, Turkish, and English. I want to have a cross cultural study on 'literature' of a specific era in history in Iran and Turkey. Given the fact that I want to work on Literature, do you propose that I apply to a Middle Eastern Dep. or a Comparative Literature one? Could any one please provide me with information which department is stronger in the Literature in Persian and Turkish studies in the US? Looking forward for your replies,