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Comparative Literature has been defined as “a branch of literary history… the study of international spiritual relations, of rapports de fait between Byron and Puskhin, Goethe and Carlyle, Walter Scott and Alfred de Vigny, and between the works, the inspirations and even the lives of writers belonging to different literatures” by _________.

  1. Carré

  2. Brunetiere

  3. Balakian

  4. Remak
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Explanation

Jean-Marie Carré was a prominent French comparatist who defined the field as a branch of literary history focused on factual relationships between authors and literatures.

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