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Literary theory

literary change as a shifting of functions within a literary system, as devices move between center and periphery.

In literary theory, literary evolution refers to literary change as a shifting of functions within a literary system, as devices move between center and periphery. This meaning comes from Tynjanov (1971) in Readings in Russian poetics.[1]

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Tynjanov, J. (1971). On literary evolution. In L. Matejka & K. Pomorska (Eds.), Readings in Russian poetics: Formalist and structuralist views. MIT Press. ISBN 9780262130691

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