Definitions:

1. A degree awarded for advanced study in literature, including literary theory, criticism, and historical and cultural contexts of written works. NOUN
   • As a Bachelor of Literature, she possessed an exceptional command of language and a deep understanding of literary theory.
2. An undergraduate or postgraduate academic degree focused on the study of literature, language, and literary analysis. NOUN
   • She earned a Bachelor of Literature with a focus on 19th-century British novels.

Synonyms:

• b. lit.
• b. litt.