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The Conceptual Epigraph: Alison Peirse

Posted on March 27, 2025 by video-essayist

Made for ‘The Conceptual Epigraph’ exercise (2025), as part of our Feminist Citational Practices series.

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Posted in Conceptual Epigraph, ExerciseTagged Alison Peirse, Conceptual Epigraph exercise, Feminist Citational Practices

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