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epigone [ˈɛpɪˌgəʊn], epigon [ˈɛpɪˌgɒn] n Rare an inferior follower or imitator [from Greek epigonos one born after, from epigignesthai; see epigene] epigone an heir, descendant, or successor, frequently an inferior successor. See also: Relationship
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This is so for a number of reasons, from a misunderstanding of Paul's contrast between the flesh and spirit in Romans 8 to the continuing philosophical influence of Plato and his epigones. The latter's epigones, such as Hugo Chavez, are trying to buttress Ahmadinejad, but they have little to offer. To be sure, the perpetrators of Regency paperbacks claim Austen (and the Brontes) as their respectable matrix, so this movie may be a case of rendering a great original while tipping one's hat (a beaver hat, of course) to epigones. |
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