THE INTERSECTION OF COMPARATIVE LITERATURE, LINGUISTICS, AND TRANSLATION STUDIES.

In today’s interconnected world, understanding the interplay between language, literature, and culture has become increasingly important. The disciplines of comparative literature, comparative linguistics, and translation studies each offer unique perspectives on how texts and languages function across cultural and national boundaries. Through detailed explanations, the article demonstrates how these fields contribute to understanding cultural exchange, language development, and textual interpretation. Emphasis is placed on interdisciplinary collaboration, especially in the study of multilingual texts, language change, and the politics of translation in a globalized world. This article explores the distinct but interconnected disciplines of comparative literature, comparative linguistics, and translation studies. It outlines the primary focus of each field literature across cultures, structural language comparison, and the theory and practice of translation while highlighting their overlaps.