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travelling theory: a standalone construct

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Comparative literature

the way ideas and theories change as they move from one time, place and situation to another, gaining or losing critical force in transit.

In comparative literature, travelling theory refers to the way ideas and theories change as they move from one time, place and situation to another, gaining or losing critical force in transit. This meaning comes from Said (1983) in The world, the text, and the critic.[1]

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References

Said, E. W., & Pérez, R. G. (1983). The world, the text, and the critic. Debolsillo. ISBN 9780674961876

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