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Explore the fascinating world of Comparative Literary Theory with Kapil Kapoor’s insightful work (ISBN: 9788124603840). Delve into critical analysis, cross-cultural literary studies, and theoretical frameworks. Expand your literary horizons and enrich your understanding of global literature with this essential resource for students and scholars alike. Buy now and embark on a captivating literary journey!

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24 reviews for Comparative Literary Theory

  1. Prajwal Ravishankar Bharad –

    Fantastic! It is insightful, comprehensive, and extremely well-written. Best book to learn comparative literature. I enjoyed it a lot.

  2. Pratyush Sharma –

    A bit overwhelming at first, but the in-depth analysis is worth the effort. It is helpful to expand your horizons.

  3. Kanwar Devaansh Singh –

    Useful for my studies, but the language could be more accessible. It feels like it caters to a very specific academic audience. I had to read many chapter many times.

  4. Hansika Jain –

    Kapoor’s expertise shines through. A valuable addition to any literary scholar’s library. It is a comprehensive guide.

  5. Deepak Kumar Singh –

    Provides a solid foundation in comparative literary theory. I wish there were more real-world examples. It does get repetitive.

  6. Manav Shrivastava –

    The book is very well written and an invaluable resource. It’s a bit dense but very insightful. It’s a must read if you want to learn.

  7. Prashasti Verma –

    Insightful and thought-provoking. It is definitely a great book. I highly recommend it to everyone. You will not regret it.

  8. Yamini –

    Too complex. It’s really hard to read and a bit frustrating. Although it has a lot of things to teach, it’s still not that good.

  9. Chirag Mulchandani –

    A must-read for anyone interested in comparative literature. The quality is great, it’s very helpful, and highly recommended.

  10. Sumant Pratap Singh –

    Excellent resource for any literature enthusiast. It is very well structured and insightful. It is helpful for understanding.

  11. Dev Yadav –

    A dense but rewarding read. Kapoor offers a comprehensive overview. Some chapters were a bit dry, but overall insightful. I have some mixed feeling about it.

  12. Nishant Vikas Chaturvedi –

    Not bad, but it felt a bit outdated in its approach. The book is little hard to read. Overall it is not a bad read though.

  13. Hazel Francis Chungath –

    Comprehensive and well-researched. Sometimes a little too academic for my taste. Though its complexity is sometimes a turnoff.

  14. Bhaviripudi Kusuma Sri –

    It’s a valuable resource that I will continue to reference. It is very good and contains so much information. I learned a lot.

  15. K Sagar –

    It has its moments, but it can be heavy going. I wish it was written in simpler language. It is somewhat comprehensive.

  16. Shruti Singh –

    Did not enjoy it much. Will return it. The book wasn’t helpful at all. It was really complex and hard to understand for me.

  17. Khushi Maheshwari –

    A worthwhile read, though some sections are quite dense. You must dedicate time to it. Otherwise, it is of no use.

  18. Sai Chander P. –

    Good overview, but could benefit from more contemporary examples. It is really helpful for all academic purposes.

  19. Shreya Paul –

    Challenging but ultimately rewarding. Kapoor’s insights are profound. It is a very good book. Not for casual readers though

  20. Aishwarya Singh –

    Helpful, but the writing style is a bit dry and inaccessible. It is good for someone who wants to get into the world of literature.

  21. Nitesh Prasad Shail –

    Worth the read but requires a lot of patience. It’s a little hard to understand but after that it becomes very simple to learn.

  22. Vaishnavi Kandwal –

    Kapoor’s work is a valuable contribution to the field. It opened my eyes to new perspectives. Highly recommended for serious literature students.

  23. Ayush Patel –

    Best book ever. It is very very helpful and resourceful. I am looking forward to read more books from the writer. I give it

  24. Roshan Antony –

    It is a dense book and I don’t think I liked it that much. It is too complex for me. But if that is your thing, go for it.

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