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12021-04-22T00:10:36-07:00Scintillessentialism20The contents of Erin Kasiou's research projectplain10746662021-04-25T23:18:48-07:00Scintilla (noun): a tiny trace or spark of a specified quality or feeling.
(definitions retrieved from Google Search, provided by Oxford Languages)
Scintillessentialism (e-concept): the utmost importance of even the smallest elements of nature to the world around them, and to the grand scheme of things.
