Literature, Comparative
- Albert S. Cook, Jr. *
- Paul de Man *
- Leslie Dunton-Downer
- David Elmer
- Gerald P. Fitzgerald
- George Grabowicz
- Martin Hägglund
- Bruce Jackson
- John Kelleher *
- Florian Klinger
- Nita Krevans
- James Kugel
- David A. Kuhn
- James C. La Driere *
- Harry T. Levin *
- Lital Levy
- Albert Lord
- Peter Lubin
- Sarah McNamer
- Lowry Nelson Jr. *
- J. Martinez-Pizarro
- Tatiana Smoliarova
- David Stern
- Ricardo Sternberg
- Robert Torrance
- Cristina Vatulescu
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