circulable

(ˈsɜːkjʊləbəl) or

circulatable

adj

able to be circulated

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Similarly, while we believe strongly that form has some bearing on the modes of circulation and reception of texts (e.g., a heavy print dictionary is, in principle, less circulable than a lightweight magazine), we would not presume to suggest that one could simply read either of those two aspects off a textual form.

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Thus it aims at the colonization of these spaces of potentiality and perspective with circulable attitudinal routes.

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