Curricular structure
This doctoral programme combines solid transversal training in the areas of Literary, Cultural and Interartistic Studies - through the curricular units that make up the common core - with a set of scientific areas of great acuity for research in the Humanities.
Diachronic and synchronic intercultural research practices guide hermeneutic research and reflection, combining tradition and comparison between the various thematic and formal manifestations of classical, medieval, modern and contemporary literatures and cultures.
The course has the following diversity of specialisation profiles:
- Literature and Culture
- Literature and Culture - Textual Criticism
- Literature and Culture - Comparative Studies
- Literature and Culture - Feminist Studies
- Literature and Culture- Utopian Studies
- Literature and Culture- Literary Theory and Aesthetics
- Literature and Culture - Literary Translation and Creative Writing
- Theatre Studies
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