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Epistolic

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Ep`is`tol´ic
a.1.Pertaining to letters or epistles; in the form or style of letters; epistolary.
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Because of Head's relative social isolation in Botswana, the letters afford her the opportunity of constituting a self in epistolic representations--a self that is framed by a collectivity with which she often feels herself to be at odds, but in relation to which she nevertheless needs to place herself and define her role.
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