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interior adjective inherent, innate, inner, innermost, internal, inward, private, secret interior noun center, core, essence, inland, inner part, inside, middle See also: internal How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| We witness how the creative imagination appropriates and interiorizes the experience and how this leads the writer to two kinds of knowledge: a prose realism and a more poetic symbolism. It intensifies and interiorizes what the church has done for centuries when voicing the variety of human feelings in their relation to God through the words of Scripture - in liturgy, the divine office, and private devotion. By politely asking for someone to "be so kind as to authenticate [his] existence," Gomez-Pena suggests that external modes of surveillance may become internalized as the individual interiorizes the "inspecting gaze" "to the point where he is his own overseer, each individual thus exercising this surveillance over, and against himself" (Foucault 155). |
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