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1. Comparative Literature

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   Cultural Studies and Translation Theory
   Since the 1980s, the field has increasingly incorporated insights from Cultural Studies, Postcolonial Theory, and Translation Studies. This expansion has led to a focus on "cultural translation" (the movement of ideas across non-linguistic domains) and the inherent power dynamics embedded within literary circulation. Research expanded beyond traditional "high literature" to incorporate popular culture, [digital media](/entrie…

2. Comparative Literature

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   Related Fields
   The discipline overlaps significantly with World Literature, Literary Theory, Translation Studies, and area-specific cultural studies. Note that World Literature often emphasizes the global flow of texts as marketable commodities, whereas Comparative Literature focuses more intently on the underlying theoretical structures that make those flows intelligible.

3. Subordinate Groups

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   Subordinate groups are socio-demographic classifications within a stratified system (social structure)/) characterized by a relative deficit of societal power, prestige, or access to capital (economics)/) when compared to a dominant group. This differential status results in systemic disadvantage across political science spheres, economic theory, and cultural studies. Sociological analysis often distinguis…