1.   An excellent article on selection bias using real examples from the comparative literature.

2.   Historians have approached these areas, as have social scientists, anthropologists, psychiatrists, and some students of comparative literature.

3.   The repeated empirical verification of the relationship, however, leads to two conclusions in the comparative literature.

4.   Throughout the chapters, concrete examples from the comparative literature were used to demonstrate these points.

5.   Although it was a course in comparative literature and literary theory, it allowed students to write fiction rather than a thesis.

6.   At the time, John Flowers was living in Argentina, on scholarship, studying comparative literature.

7.   Born in Muskegon, Mich., Nims was a graduate of the University of Notre Dame and received a Ph.D. in comparative literature from the University of Chicago.

8.   A former comparative literature major, Loeb says she has learned a vital lesson in songwriting through her collaborations.

9.   A similar lament comes from Ruth R. Wisse, a Harvard professor of Yiddish and comparative literature.

10.   A Washington University professor, an expert in comparative literature, testified that there were substantial similarities between the works.