"epistemé" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1984: M.-L. van Herreweghe and Helsingin Yliopisto, Personalité, Education, Society: Proceedings of the VIII ᵗʰ World Congress of the World Association for Educational Research, Helsinki, Finland, August 2–6, 1982, page 201",
          "text": "Its epistemé was focused on the view that in every entity there are hidden forces which generate the very being, control the events, and give meaning to the universe as a unity […]"
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