What is the difference of local literature to a foreign literature?

Answer 1

Local literature is from the region the reader is, and foreign literature is from another region. If one is living in the United States, literature from the U.S. would be local, and literature from say the Philippines.

Answer 2

Local literature refers to literary works that are produced within a specific country or region, reflecting the culture, traditions, and language of that area. Foreign literature, on the other hand, refers to literary works that originate from a different country or culture. The main difference lies in the cultural context and perspective presented in the literature, with local literature often being more relatable and relevant to individuals within that specific community, while foreign literature offers diverse perspectives and insights from other cultures.

Answer 3

Foreign literature is literature which is not originally written in English (or your personal native language).

Spanish, French, Japenese and Russian literature are all considered foreign.

Answer 4

Any thesis topic other than in own native literature is called foreign literature. They may be the literature of another literature, comparative literature or any theme, topic, genre of a foreign literature. It can be written in one's own native language.

Answer 5

Literature written by foreigners in India is foreign literature

Answer 6

The literature which is from our state is foriegn literature