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polysystem theory: a standalone construct

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Translation studies

the view of literature as a dynamic system of systems in which translated works can occupy central or peripheral positions.

In translation studies, polysystem theory refers to the view of literature as a dynamic system of systems in which translated works can occupy central or peripheral positions. This meaning comes from Even-Zohar (1979) in Poetics Today.[1]

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References

Even-Zohar, I. (1979). Polysystem Theory. Poetics Today, 1(1/2), 287. https://doi.org/10.2307/1772051

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