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Literary theory

an approach that interprets literature in light of evolutionary theory and the adapted features of human nature.

In literary theory, literary Darwinism refers to an approach that interprets literature in light of evolutionary theory and the adapted features of human nature. This meaning comes from Carroll (2004) in Literary Darwinism.[1]

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  1. Carroll, J. (2004). Literary Darwinism. Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9780203505274

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