@article{2017,title={SOME MUMMARY WORKS ABOUT COMPARATIVE LITERATURE IN TURKEY'S LIBRARIES},abstractNode={Comparative literature is a branch of general literature that it is a kind of literature emerged from the goal of determining the similarities and differences of two literal works by comparing them. Significant changes and new method approaches seen in literal theories came into play in reinforcing comparative literature. In addition to these, this branch of literature is one of the main fields of science is interested in more than one language’s literature at once. A significant contribution of critics and authors to the progressing of this branch of science which has been making progress since 18.th century is in question. Approaching from the perspective of literal discipline, comparative literature presents different countries literature, language, customs and traditions in particular such as memory, reminiscence, diary and tour notes by constituting a wide umbrella covering from North America to Far East and from India to Ethiopia. Thus, a globalized world literature by progressing rapidly with compared instances reveals a multilayered lietrature and cultural properties. The main goal of this field is bulding up academicians and students who are dealing at the same time with literature and culture of more than one language with acquanting themselves with those language and the method of critical approaches in culture and literature of those languages. We will submit in our study information about some important works relating to this field of science for the purpose of contributing to this goal.},author={Recep DİKİCİ},year={2017},journal={The Journal of Social Sciences}}