What does reconceptualizing mean?
Reconceptualizing means present participle and gerund of reconceptualize.
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Pronunciation varies by accent · verb
present participle and gerund of reconceptualize.
Thanks to recent reconceptualizings of how literary texts relate to other texts and discourses, we need not fret as much as scholars once did about how to distinguish "genuine" influences from commonplace images, techniques, or ideas […]
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Reconceptualizing means present participle and gerund of reconceptualize.
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Thanks to recent reconceptualizings of how literary texts relate to other texts and discourses, we need not fret as much as scholars once did about how to distinguish "genuine" influences from commonplace images, techniques, or ideas […]
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