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multivalent [¦məl·tə′vā·lənt]
(chemistry)


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She emphasizes the centrality of the body--individual bodies as well as the collective bodies of believers--in Baptist faith and identity; the varieties of doctrines and works; and the multivalence of conversion, ritual, and godly community.
Perhaps the most far-reaching implication of this book is that it compels us not only to consider the scope and vitality of anglophone Caribbean writing during the Harlem Renaissance but also to reevaluate many of our received notions of New Negro identity and the cultural dynamics of its expressions, the multivalence of which are abundantly in evidence here.
As the angel sings at the end of the film, this Orlando is deliberately both novel and film, "neither a woman nor a man," a thirdspace who refutes critical discourses of drag, passing, performance, and adaptation through the multivalence of the film medium itself.
 
 
 
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