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Will's avatar

Soros' Reflexivity Theory is very reminisicent of post-structuralist theories of intertextuality in literary theory. The basic idea is that every work of literature is simultaneously a product of its context, and provides context for other works, creating a constant dialogue. It's notable that this idea was developed in the 50s and 60s, around the time that Soros will have been developing his own ideas about theories of finance.

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