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… the (ir)relevance of our epistemologies, and the ways we could or should read our sources after February 2022 …

… the (ir)relevance of our epistemologies, and the ways we could or should read our sources after February 2022 …

… the (ir)relevance of our epistemologies, and the ways we could or should read our sources after February 2022 …

… the (ir)relevance of our epistemologies, and the ways we could or should read our sources after February 2022 …

… the (ir)relevance of our epistemologies, and the ways we could or should read our sources after February 2022 …

… the (ir)relevance of our epistemologies, and the ways we could or should read our sources after February 2022 …

… the (ir)relevance of our epistemologies, and the ways we could or should read our sources after February 2022 …

… the (ir)relevance of our epistemologies, and the ways we could or should read our sources after February 2022 …

… thought and practice. But it constitutes only one possible story told from the vantage point of …

… the (ir)relevance of our epistemologies, and the ways we could or should read our sources after February 2022 …

… Series this year and it’s in-person. Due to university event policy the in-person screening is only open to the Yale … Open Only to the Yale Community due to current University event restrictions “Part Kafka, part Agatha Christie and part … plans, we seek to imagine new futures where life is possible no matter the circumstances. Here at Yale Slavic, we …