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What relevance does this contradictory episteme of passing--passing on, passing by, passing through, passing over, passing away--have in a discussion of the interplay between African American and African Canadian literary histories? However, "despite changes associated with virtual time, flexible bodies, and lifelong learning, the episteme of development-in-time appears likely to prevail" (Lesko 2001, p. It resembles Foucault's notion of the episteme, although Taylor never gases on about "discourses. |
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